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COLLECT MENTAL MODELS：

I think being successful is just about not making mistakes. It’s not?

about having correct judgment. It’s about avoiding incorrect judgments.

When you are the principal★委托人, then you are the owner—you care, and you will

do a great job. When you are the agent代理人 and you are doing it on somebody

else’s behalf, you can do a bad job.

The less you feel like an agent, the better the job you’re going to do.

Historically, we’ve all evolved in tribes of 150 people.

★★★IF YOU CAN’T DECIDE, THE ANSWER IS NO. :

There are tons and tons of options. We?

live on a planet of seven billion people, and we are connected to?

everybody on the internet.?

When you choose something, you get locked in for a long time.?

★★★If you have two choices to make, and they’re relatively equal?

choices, take the path more difficult and more painful in the?

short term.

What’s actually going on is one of these paths requires short-term?

pain. And the other path leads to pain further out in?

the future. And what your brain is doing through conflict-avoidance?

is trying to push off the short-term pain.

If the two are even and one has short-term pain,?

that path has long-term gain associated.

Your brain is overvaluing the side with the short-term happiness?

and trying to avoid the one with short-term pain.

So you have to cancel the tendency out by leaning into the pain.

★★★What are the most efficient ways to build new mental models?

Read a lot—just read.?

Reading a book isn’t a race—the better the book, the more?

slowly it should be absorbed.

I’ll start at the beginning, but I’ll move fast. If it’s not interest-

ing, I’ll just start flipping ahead, skimming, or speed reading. If?

it doesn’t grab my attention within the first chapter in a mean-

ingful, positive way, I’ll either drop the book or skip ahead a?

few chapters.

The number of books completed is a vanity無價值的/虛無的 metric度量標(biāo)準(zhǔn). As you?

know more, you leave more books unfinished. Focus on new?

concepts with predictive power.

The reality is I read maybe two chapters of it. I got the gist★要點.

If they wrote it to make money, don’t read it.

★★★Explain what you learned to someone else. Teaching forces learning.

What can I do for the next sixty days to become a clearer,?

more independent thinker?

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Read the greats in math, science, and philosophy. Ignore your?

contemporaries當(dāng)代的 and news. Avoid tribal identification. Put?

truth above social approval.?

Study logic and math, because once you’ve mastered them,?

you won’t fear any book.

No book in the library should scare you. A number of them are going

to be too difficult for you. That’s? okay—read them anyway. Then go

back and reread them and reread them.

★When you’re reading a book and you’re confused, that con-

fusion is similar to the pain you get in the gym when you’re?

working out. But you’re building mental muscles instead of?

physical muscles. Learn how to learn and read the books.

★(hahahah)I have people in my life I consider to be very well-read who?

aren’t very smart. The reason is because even though they’re?

very well-read, they read the wrong things in the wrong order.?

They started out reading a set of false or just weakly true things,?

and those formed the axioms of the foundation for their worldview.

Then, when new things come, they judge the new idea?

based on a foundation they already built. Your foundation is?

critical.

When it comes to reading, make sure your foundation is very,?

very high quality.

If you want to learn macroeconomics, first read Adam Smith,?

read von Mises, or read Hayek.?

If you start with the originals as your foundations, then you

have enough of a worldview and understanding that you won’t?

fear any book.?

★★If you’re a perpetual 永久的

learning machine, you will never be out of options for how to?

make money. You can always see what’s coming up in society,?

what the value is, where the demand is, and you can learn to?

come up to speed.

I switched to Twitter and Facebook, and I realized I wasn’t?

actually learning anything. I was just taking little

★dopamine snacks all day long.?

When solving problems: the older the problem, the older the?

solution.

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If you’re talking about an old problem like how to keep your?

body healthy, how to stay calm and peaceful, what kinds of?

value systems are good, how you raise a family, and those kinds?

of things, the older solutions are probably better.

You know that song you can’t get out of your head? All?

thoughts work that way. Careful what you read.

A calm mind, a fit body, and a house full of love.

These things cannot be bought.

They must be earned.