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Wow. What a helpful piece of advice (I guess he's smarter than the rest of us so it's hard to understand the genius of his strategy). Any mention of the cost of
by bachmeier 5y ago
Wow. What a helpful piece of advice (I guess he's smarter than the rest of us so it's hard to understand the genius of his strategy). Any mention of the cost of missing out on the content in the book for a few decades?
- dwighttk 5y agoJust read older books until there aren’t any and then move onto newer ones. There are too many that are a couple decades old for you to ever run out. Also occasionally break the rule for a book you want to read. It isn’t like that would kill you.
- lifekaizen 5y agoLove this question. I could imagine him suggesting reading academic papers for cutting edge things; like his 'barbell' excercise strategy of mostly walking with occasional HIITs.
- phgn 5y agoThe idea behind reading older books is that they're already proven to be useful - it's a filter for you to spend less time on useless information. It's generally called the "Lindy effect"