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Optionality breeds laziness
Problem: You think you’re lazy. Your assumption: “I’m just not built for that thing.”. Actual reason: Too many options. Fix: Limit your options with discipline — and you’ll fix your life. — Laziness can only be removed through right discipline, and right discipline can only arise from right reason. Discipline...
Minimalism, tinkering and non linear systems
“Less is more”. Why gaining more information does not necessarily mean that the decision outcome will be good or efficient. Because it is really hard to differentiate in a random environment about what data constitutes information and what is noise. So build systems employing the least amount of essential variables,...
Bhutan trip and some philosophy
Recently went for a trip to Bhutan and it was good. What should I talk about? the place and the people were nice. It was the first time in my life when I have seen mountains and hills covered in clouds, and it was like I saw a painting. Like...
First cigarette
Had my first cigarette yesterday. well not technically the first, but first in the sense as I bought it alone and smoked. was the experience worth it. Either good or bad, it was an experience, but I didn’t liked it personally. Speaking as an econ, the option has a greater...