@mezaoptimizer I have a sneaking suspicion that a lot of this AGI doom and gloom talk is just a way for some companies to do a regulatory capture of the market by scaring the average person.
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Get a cup of coffee.
In this thread, I'll help you understand Markov Chains.
In life, and in investing, we often come across situations where luck/chance plays a major role.
And Markov Chains are often a great way to model and analyze such situations.
@paranoidbull Agreed but it is not absolute freedom. There are limits to freedom of speech.
Also, I don't think it applies to private companies as they have the right to revoke membership if someone is in violation of their policies.
@jackbutcher The Paradox of Abundance
Information abundance, like all markets of abundance, are bad for the average person but great for a small number of people.
My favorite metaphor is health, where obesity rates and the number of people in incredible shape are *both* rising.
Thank you @shaneparrish.
Awesome guests and discussions this year. Keep up the good work!
My biggest podcast binge-listen of 2020 was The Knowledge Project. #2020Wrapped
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The optimal strategy might be executing a suboptimal plan at a fast pace.
Strategy evolves as lessons are learned—and the person who moves faster, learns faster.
Learning is a marathon and perfection is a weighted vest.