2-1a4b 百聞は一見に如かず - Build, Show, Use ＞ Explain, Tell, Research

“For one mistake made for not knowing, ten mistakes are made for not looking.” – James Alexander Lindsay

Kevin Kelly: “Watch people make”

Next:

• 2-1a4c We don’t know how we create knowledge yet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t

Related:

• 1-1a2a4 The flexibility of humans are found particularly in the tacit knowledge
• 2-1a4 ‘Language instinct’ - Language can’t exhaust mind
• 2-1aa Observe
• 一見で十分なときもある
  • 4-1a4b2a4 Prioritize by weighing the value of additional information against the cost of not deciding
• 7-1b3a Don’t argue. Build. Their incomprehension is your moat.
  • 2-1a7a5 Build day by day unless anything fundamental (‘the core’) changed. Superficial-uncontrollable criteria (e.g., share price) matter less.
• 9-1b2 Inevitable meme variation is another reason why it’s impossible to predict how people will use your work and ideas
• 9-4c2 ‘Programs should be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.’ ‘Design to express algorithms, and only incidentally tell machines how to execute them.‘

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