3-1c3c3a1 Don't be so attached to anything because almost everything is contingent. Assume no self.

“Cultivate absolute accuracy in observation, and truthfulness in report.” – Joseph Bell

“The things that you won start to own you. I go for freedom. There’s only one true luxury in life—the private jet.” – Sam Zell (quoted by David Senra)

E.g., vibe coding lets you build more stuff because there will be less emotional attachment to the products in general

Next:

• 3-1c3c3a2 More precisely, almost everything CAN BE made contingent

Related:

• 1-2g2b2 The Turing principle is also about the correspondence between the two bodies, and knowledge is not necessarily embodied in the human mindrevisit
• 3-1a3 Multidisciplinary thinking is the most realistic thinking
• 3-1c3c3 Take ideas seriously, but not too seriously. Don’t be the idea.
• 5-1b1a3 We are more than technology, because we create knowledge-technology. We are more than functions. Don’t be a function.
• 13-4d6 The economist must take account of all the interrelations in the economy and recognize that money costs are determined by final prices reflecting consumer demands and valuations
• On ownership
  • 6-3c When you are invested, you’ll try to own it
  • 6-3z A world without ownership is a world with less creativity and human flourishing

Contradictory?

“Be fanatical about what you’re doing” – Todd Gravesrevisit

You can iterate within your moat <> 3-1a4b1.3 Your circle of competence can be widened, deepened, made clearer <> 2-1a3.1 ‘Feedback loops’ - Iterate. The more and quicker the better.