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Thanks for the info. He seems rather more lucid than some of the other writers and more in line with my thinking so I'll take him with a grain of salt as I fami
by labrador 4y ago
Thanks for the info. He seems rather more lucid than some of the other writers and more in line with my thinking so I'll take him with a grain of salt as I familiarize myself with his writings.
I don't think "mind" is the necessarily wrong word. When I was beat by a chess machine in 1981 I sensed an intelligence that felt like a mind. I didn't know anything about computers then. I imagine a lot of people are having that experience right now.
- b_emery 4y ago'Deep Work' and 'So good they can't ignore you' are his best works IMO, and worth reading if you're into applications of deliberate practice toward thinking types of work.