So how do we find them otherwise
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God no. I found mine by optimising my location for interestingness and then meeting all the most interesting people there. Location is both more and less relevant when all the interesting people move.
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Interestingly, when replying to how you found your spouse, any sentence starting w/ "Optimizing…" will seem creepy, while going to a party & getting drunk will seem just normal I guess, according to popular culture, the morale is that alcohol helps you make important decisions
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Humans are not Books.
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"In The Paradox of Choice, Barry Schwartz argues that satisficers tend to be happier than maximizers. Maximizers must spend a lot more time and energy to reach a decision, and they're often anxious about whether they are, in fact, making the best choice." There :).
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So good in theory, but unless you’ve got a few thousand followers doesn’t work in practice.
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Similar arguments for remote work
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Friendship is more visceral.
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