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Yes, exactly. The car analogy I've always heard is that a huge engine is good, but how much horsepower can the car actually get to the rear tires? I think the
by waylandsmithers 8y ago
Yes, exactly. The car analogy I've always heard is that a huge engine is good, but how much horsepower can the car actually get to the rear tires?
I think the way we can measure "outcomes" is also highly debatable. Is becoming a wise monk with no possessions good or bad? What about a successful and influential CEO who is miserable?
- k__ 8y agoYes, I often heard people complain about stuff like "If they are so smart why are they doing such useless stuff?" The answer to that is often "Well, go on and tell a person who is much smarter than you that you know better what they should do with their time!"