"People who develop high perceptiveness have typically engaged in some activity that has put them in a tight feedback loop with reality." https://t.co/RaNWhZ1RHq
"People who develop high perceptiveness have typically engaged in some activity that has put them in a tight feedback loop with reality." https://t.co/RaNWhZ1RHq
I think that talking about agency and introspection separately is misguided. People who emphasize how to get things done, and move faster, and reach higher levels of mastery—agency without introspection—tend to get pulled into fierce yet boring status competitions. People who emphasize introspection and emotions but without a problem solving mental... See more
wisdom emerges from the competition and collaboration of multiple parts of the brain. Judgements about what to value and attend to, and how to integrate diverse sources into a single conclusion, can only be made on the basis of experience; like any skill, this requires repetition and then feedback as to what ways of thinking and what resulting acti
... See moreGeoff Mulgan • Another World Is Possible: How to Reignite Social and Political Imagination
I find that going wide and learning the best lessons from the people who have dedicated their entire lives to a certain pursuit gets you really, really close to mastery.
theobservereffect.org • The Observer Effect – Tobi Lütke
This problem is not easy to fix, but it’s not impossible either. I’ve mostly fixed it for myself. The direction for improvement is clear: seek detail you would not normally notice about the world. When you go for a walk, notice the unexpected detail in a flower or what the seams in the road imply about how the road was built. When you talk to someo... See more