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Fresh from the mind of @davidmanheim, 9 Tweets ×140 characters on:
Evaluating the Status Quo as an Alternative
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In
#DecisionTheory, it's important to compare status quo to alternatives - but when doing so, status quo usually has hidden advantages. 1/91 reply 3 retweets 14 likes -
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This is partly
#ChestertonsFence, always a good thing to note - don't change things until you understand them. 2/9pic.twitter.com/rYF5dhNFxt
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Status quo usually contains solved challenges you can't see. Here's a software example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12021431 … 3/9pic.twitter.com/RmfdCjiak5
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status quo also contains structural inefficiencies you can't see, disproportionately borne by few. Hence incentive for change.
8:27 AM - 28 Jul 2016
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