> Think using first principles. For any non-trivial topic X, Google will give you evidence for X and not(X). What’s true? First principles are the basic assumptions that cannot be deduced from any other assumptions—the core. For whatever you’re trying to do, find those, and build up from there.
Did you expand on this someplace else? Or is it analogous with existing principles we could read somehwere else? Thanks!
Thanks for the Insights :)
One small clarification
In point 14:
> attempt to change not people but the system in which they exist.
In point 15:
> everything is a people problem
For me, this felt slightly conflicting. So how we address people problem?
Try to change ppl? or Try to create systems around them ?
Cool post!
It's not clear to me what you mean by this one:
> Think using first principles. For any non-trivial topic X, Google will give you evidence for X and not(X). What’s true? First principles are the basic assumptions that cannot be deduced from any other assumptions—the core. For whatever you’re trying to do, find those, and build up from there.
Did you expand on this someplace else? Or is it analogous with existing principles we could read somehwere else? Thanks!