A lot of my experience of embracing change reduces to embracing new proportions and priority orders for old things rather than new things. Simply adding a new thing to your life is easy. Just make some room in the right place. Changing proportions and orders is hard.
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Fun question. Who is more conservative: somebody who won’t try a new cuisine, or somebody who won’t eat a lunch sized meal at a random irregular time like 4pm.
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Who is more conservative: someone who won’t dare outside their own ethnicity/race, or someone who won’t go on dates that deviate from a set variety of types like “dinner and movie”?
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Who is more conservative: somebody who won’t consider writing their idea as a series of blog posts instead of a book, or someone who won’t change the amount/source of feedback they want from others (in terms of “read my draft! requests)?
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Policy level example. It used to strike me as awful that healthcare is like 18% of GDP and headed towards probably 80% in our lifetimes, but now it sorta makes sense. Healthcare is what the economy is for in a postscarcity economy where other stuff is cheap going on free.
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