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- 1-1a5b4.4 Real-time calibration (i.e., recalibration) lets you adapt to the changing landscape
- 1-1a6 To live is to live like a detective
- 1-1c6a1b Your ability to detect surprises will get better, and you will never be short of them
- 2-1a2 See clearly - 解像度を高める
- 3-1c3d Problems should be well defined and should be actionable
- 9-4b Writing generates ideas
- 9-4b3 Writing is acting
- If you live abductively, and if you actively look for surprises, you will be able to form objectively better virtual-reality
- 1-2g New theory is constrained in terms of what it can say, since it must either be consistent with existing theories, or contradict them but address the problems thereby raised
- 3-1b1b Problems encountered during projects are valuable. The harder they are the better.
- 9-4c Someone who never writes has no fully formed ideas about anything nontrivial
- On surprises
- 1-1a5a2 Good writing happens at the edge of explicit-inexplicit or explicit-unconscious — that is, via surprises.
- 1-1c3 The way to find such conflict is to know what surprises you
- 1-1c4 To be surprised is to be mistaken
- 1-1c5 Surprises are the doors to revealing the inexplicit and the unconscious
- 1-1c5a Write down what surprises you
- 1-1c5b Asking what surprised them usually is an extremely useful question
- 1-1c6 Flow to the most interesting, because surprises are interesting
- 1-1c6a1b Your ability to detect surprises will get better, and you will never be short of them
- 1-2f1c Your thinking must be digital to be mistaken, to be surprised
- 4-1c Great negotiators actively try to reveal hidden assumptions, that is, they look for surprises. They are more than just being ready for them.
- 5-2b4b You have to keep finding surprises
- RUL3 - Flow interesting. Interesting means surprise.
- RUL3 - Write down what surprise you