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   by 16961714b 7y ago

   Hedgehogs (experts) know one big thing, while foxes (generalists) know many little things. However, foxes seem to be better at predicting the future than hedgehogs, because they constantly challenge their worldview and see their own ideas a
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   The Peculiar Blindness of Experts(theatlantic.com)

   129 points by 16961714b 7y ago|30 comments
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   by 16961714b 9y ago

   This might sound cheesy, but first of all: Know yourself. - What are your values? - What do you stand for? - What do you want in work and life? A design thinking approach, how to find a meaning in your work (and life) is through a simple 3
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   Ravens can plan for future as well as 4-year-old children can(newscientist.com)

   76 points by 16961714b 9y ago|30 comments
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   by 16961714b 9y ago

   Interesting example with 'guilt' as an emotion that may help to foster cooperation. This reminds me of an idea of evolution being treated as a thermodynamic process and 'punishment' as a crucial mechanism in the evolutio
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   Ask HN: Are emotions algorithms for survival?

   2 points by 16961714b 9y ago|6 comments
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   The death problem?

   2 points by 16961714b 10y ago|1 comments