I like studying strategy the same way I like watching apocalyptic movies. You don’t actually want to be in a situation calling for true strategic thinking anymore than you want to be caught up in an apocalypse. It means there’s hostility, danger, privation and scarcity around.
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A world that requires genuine rationality for survival is probably not worth living in. Rationality is only fun when reserved for hobbies like sudoku.
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When I actually need to do strategy I take an afternoon nap. If I don’t wake up with the answer, I try again the next afternoon. If I don’t get the answer in 3 tries, I decide it’s too hard and give up.
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Isn’t strategy all about creating that environment for yourself
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Yes but I want it with no work, for free
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This is why I follow you, in your heart of hearts, you're a socialist, too
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Yeah! Rationality for thee but not for me. Freeride off the efficiency gains in competitive industries while personally jumping between cozy niches where you don't need to compete that hard.
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I sense some overlap with the practice of Experimenting Generalistpic.twitter.com/AwB2ZBcvZY
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