Related:
- Why error-correction occurs en masse (i.e., market crash)
- As Michael Burry points out, more easy memes emerged out of the information explosion, making Mr. Market more extreme (i.e., market moves faster and are more erratic)
- 1-1a5b4.4 Real-time calibration (i.e., recalibration) lets you adapt to the changing landscape
- 2-1a3.1 ‘Feedback loops’ - Iterate. The more and quicker the better.
- 2-1a7a6 Mr. Market is there to serve me, never to guide me
- 13-1a3a1e Money puts back memes to the game genes were playing—to the game of survival
- 13-1a3a1g Knowledge via memes doesn’t grow without money
- Knowledge is resilient
- The farther away from the source, the harder it is to verifyrevisit
- 1-1a2e11 Nothing objectively represents the represented
- 1-2g2q1 Science is about independent replication. Only trust as scientific truth what can be independently verified-replicated.
- 2-1a3 ‘Seeing the front’ - Incorporate what can’t be explicated
- 2-1a7a5 Build day by day unless anything fundamental (‘the core’) changed. Superficial-uncontrollable criteria (e.g., share price) matter less.
- 3-1c3a2 情報の起源に触れることは物理的に不可能
- 5-3e Matt Ridley - ‘Knowledge is both a public good and a temporarily private one. Knowledge is expensive to produce, but can sometimes pay for itself.‘
- 10-2g1f Imitation = limitation (imitation has limitation)