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Interesting article. I feel it's a bit superficial in two ways though. Others here have commented on the opportunity cost of the actions involved in increasing
by tpoacher 4y ago
Interesting article. I feel it's a bit superficial in two ways though.
Others here have commented on the opportunity cost of the actions involved in increasing your "surface area". I agree.
The other thing that struck me as not taken into consideration, is that expanding your surface area (at least inasfar as those 5 points are concerned) potentially also attracts "bad luck" as much as it does "good luck". E.g. expanding your network indiscriminately also makes it more likely to attract predators; Each new person that hears about your work increases the chances of an unlucky event (think activist twittermob). Curiosity without experience may lead you down bankruptable rabbit holes. etc
- tpoacher 4y agoReminds me of that quote I once heard (Leo Polovets, some guy twitter; great quote, so still remember the name) "Most advice is basically people mistaking correlation for causation."