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[1] For example, why do many people go through long training programs “to make money” without spending a few hours doing salary comparisons ahead of time? Why
by Qz 16y ago
[1] For example, why do many people go through long training programs “to make money” without spending a few hours doing salary comparisons ahead of time? Why do many who type for hours a day remain two-finger typists, without bothering with a typing tutor program? Why do people spend their Saturdays “enjoying themselves” without bothering to track which of their habitual leisure activities are _actually_ enjoyable? Why do even unusually numerate people fear illness, car accidents, and bogeymen, and take safety measures, but not bother to look up statistics on the relative risks? Why do most of us settle into a single, stereotyped mode of studying, writing, social interaction, or the like, without trying alternatives to see if they work better -- even when such experiments as we have tried have sometimes given great boosts?
Because thinking is hard and suffering is easy.
- srgseg 16y ago"Because thinking is hard and suffering is easy." This explains so much about the world.