5-2d2 You need somewhat grandiose goals to procrastinate structurally - テーマはひとつでは多すぎる

Be in for 20 years—but only get in the right train—and to do that, have great goals like Mars, AGI, iPhone (see Marc Andreessen).

Related:

• 3-1c2a Your mind, including the unconscious, has to know the problems you explicitly have

• 3-1c3d3 When problems are so well defined, your future self might be able to solve new problems by reusing and recombining them

• 4-1a4b2a1 忘却を促進することで、人為的な古典化を起こす。

• 1-2e1 Be ambitious but leverage what you already know

• RUL3 - Write out your goals. It’s amazing how few people do.

• RUL3 - Live in the future and build what seems interesting

Solving specific problems to achieve your goal will result in:

• 9-4b2a1b Build the Idea Maze - Explain the history around an idea, and why yours is a good one. Virtually render the history of the evolution of that idea.

• 2-1a2 See clearly - 解像度を高める

• 3-1b1b Problems encountered during projects are valuable. The harder they are the better.

• 5-1b1b2a If you follow the Fun Criterion, you’ll be good at things

Structured procrastinationdevelop

But remember:

• 3-1b1 Occasionally revisit the problem itself. Occasionally check in on long-term.

• 6-3b4d Community first, monetization later; morality first, money second; missionary over mercenary

• 3-1c3c6 Nerds have an advantage in doing great work because they expend little effort on seeming anything