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I just read you blog entry about classifying things by their rank of importance. Top 10, 100, 1000. An effective way to look at things. Although in asking th
by iloveyouocean 19y ago
I just read you blog entry about classifying things by their rank of importance. Top 10, 100, 1000. An effective way to look at things. Although in asking this question I wasn't giving in to a worry, merely curiousity. I think it is much harder to rank things by how fruitful the curiosity about them will be. For instance, because of my question, and your response, I read an interesting post and learned a little about an interesting, successful guy (you).
- paul 19y agoYeah, random curiosity is definitely a good thing, or at least some amount of it is (like spending 20% of your time on completely random things). But during the other 80% of the time, we just need to move forward without getting blocked by unimportant details.