The title can be misleading but the video does a good job of summarizing thinkers from across the globe with Tagore's work as the backdrop
Why Tagore Was A Genius https://t.co/xM6kzasLXs via @YouTube
Psychologists use a term called "pluralistic ignorance" to describe the phenomenon of "no one believes, but everyone thinks that everyone believes." (h/t @AdamMGrant)
Here's a way to visualize it:
@ranjan3118 I like the idea about writing what you consume. I've tried it a few times but didn't hit tweet. Twitter doesn't feel like a safe space to go on this journey.
Zillow should have comments. They should lean into the fact that they are primarily a content platform. I'm not there to buy a house, I'm there to audibly laugh at the 1200 square foot gray box that someone thinks they can sell for $415,000.
This is how we drive down prices.
"Asymmetric opportunities:
Invest in startups
Start a company
Create a book, podcast, video
Create a (software) product
Go on many first dates
Go to a cocktail party
Read a Lindy book
Move to a big city
Buy Bitcoin
Tweet." - @naval