9-1b You can’t really transfer your knowledge to others, because each knowledge has to be created individually

This is why you have to believe in (and think for) yourself. We are all alone.

孤独の本質

Next:

• 9-1b0 Knowledge (both explicit and inexplicit) is created individually. You don’t say “I took it from him.” You can’t blame “he took it from me.”
• 9-1b1 Ideas are never replicated fully because each individual has different problem-situation. Meme variation (and mutation) is inevitable.
• 9-1c When you take Popperian epistemology seriously, you take people (including children) seriously

Related:

• 1-2h A good explanation makes it harder to fool yourself
• 9-1d2b Dismissing some people as irrational presupposes the bucket theory of mind. Everyone’s mind is active. Do not assume you can ‘transfer’ your knowledge to others.
• 10-2g3f Anti-rational memes contain knowledge, and each individual has to discover them
• The free market coordinates the individual curiosity with that of others—similar to how it coordinates the triad (think about what happens when there’s an intervention)revisit
  • 11-2 Capital market aligns financial incentives with curiosity. More precisely, capital market constrains curiosity with financial incentives.
  • 13-4d4e All the consumer has to do is to think about himself—in contrast, the entrepreneur (e.g., producer, investor, operator) is primarily about others
• You cannot delegate understanding—and subsequently, you cannot delegate investment proper, either
  • 2-1b2e1 Understanding comes from copying the information-knowledge as information-knowledge medium; not from copying the substrate ← Challenge this notechallenge
• I guess you cannot delegate writing, either
  • 10-2g1f3 We can only figure out what they know by what they do (‘performance’), because we can never directly study what people know (‘competence’). To assert that we can is a common error in thinking.
    • <> We don’t need the Turing test
• You can delegate coding to the extent that you write and instruct the coding architecture—assuming writing can efficiently inform coding
  • 10-2d1a The regularity in nature can be expressed arbitrarily well either by the language of mathematics, natural language, or by computers (zeros and ones)

Crazy connection:

• 5-1b4c2a When you have an agency, you don’t get depleted. We aren’t powered by a battery.
• 9-4b2a2 Memes can be transmitted from anyone to anyone