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You are connecting the wrong dots my friend. Just because you haven't wrapped your head around complexity or how good outcomes are produced, doesn't mean only
by kodz4 7y ago
You are connecting the wrong dots my friend.
Just because you haven't wrapped your head around complexity or how good outcomes are produced, doesn't mean only bad things can happen.
The internet does a great job of keeping people feed with problems way above their pay grade for no good reason.
If Paul Graham had taken a course in Education or Pedagogy, his article would have an elaborate note on who should really be reading them. The conclusions you reach are very different once you have experience and done the prereqs.
It's like dropping off your second grader, in a tenth grade classroom for a month. What conclusions about the world is the second grader going to draw at the end of it?
- graeme 7y agoI didn't say no good things will happen. I said we're default dead, if no good things happen. Ideally, we'd shift incentives so that companies have more of an economic reward to producing the good things. Currently we actually subsidize fossil fuels in many countries. If you have a critique that isn't ad hominem I'd be interested to hear it.
- kodz4 7y agoHealthier to keep focus/learn/talk about on how good things happen.