46: Planning for Obsolescence
How companies conspire to make you consume more, and how you can turn obsolescence into a mechanism for productivity.
How companies conspire to make you consume more, and how you can turn obsolescence into a mechanism for productivity.
How to give the best gifts to your past, present and future selves.
A note from my journal on conviction and mimesis.
Pattern-matching and robust thinking are more important than tactics and abstraction.
How to give the best gifts to your past, present and future selves.
Finding clarity in the gap between objects of focus.
We're failing to design equitable systems. Will machines be better or worse?
Anticipatory measures, sunk costs, and the endowment effect.
Thoughts on leadership, experimentation and learning.
Unpolished notes, thoughts and ideas for navigating the world around us.
Prophecies, stoicism, colonoscopies, general AI, and other lessons from my first few weeks as a dog owner.
Lessons from three books on the importance of seeing through binary bias, being brave enough to be wrong, and changing your mind.