5-1a4.2 You can be nicer via error-correction

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• 5-1a4.1 The world is becoming ever more transparent and unpredictable. You have to be nice, but you can’t be nice to everybody all the time unless you really are nice to begin with.
  • The note above itself was somewhat born from my misconception—that you have to be nice from the beginning

Related:

• Don’t expect too much about others changing their behaviors
  • 5-1b4a Amara’s law - we expect too much in the short-run, but too little in the long-runrevisit
  • 5-2c2a Prioritize bullshit avoidance over money and prestige. Don’t waste your time.
  • 9-1b You can’t really transfer your knowledge to others, because each knowledge has to be created individually
• 1-2 We are fallible
• 1-2f1a Error-correction is the beginning of infinity. All jumps to universality occur in digital systems.
• 1-2f1b2 Composability allows incremental piecemeal error-correction
• 1-2f1b3 Merely dropping a theory because it doesn’t work is behaviorism and is not error-correction. It’s analog reasoning in disguise. You need explanation.
• 1-2g2t3d Because creation (and growth) of knowledge is in essence error-correction, and because being wrong is way easier than being right, knowledge-creating-bearing entities will become more alike (and thrive) across the multiverserevisit
  • Maybe why successful people share somewhat similar traits
• 9-4b2a1d0.3 The essence of analysis is articulation - 分析の本質は分節
• 10-1b4f Digitization implies displacement and composability