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Poczwardowski Notes β€’ 78 implied HN points β€’ 17 Nov 23
  1. The book explores clear thinking and decision-making holistically, starting with self-awareness and strengths/weaknesses, delving into the decision-making process, and ending with a philosophical reflection on what truly matters.
  2. An interesting tool suggested in the book is creating a personal board of advisors in your head, made up of people you value and trust, to gain different perspectives when making decisions.
  3. The book shares a recipe for turning ordinary moments into extraordinary results, but emphasizes that success depends on our implementation of the concepts discussed.
G. Elliott Morris's Newsletter β€’ 157 implied HN points β€’ 27 Feb 23
  1. Aggregating public opinions may mean slightly less accurate election forecasts, which is acceptable.
  2. Polls dramatically overperformed expectations in the 2022 midterms, despite popular misconceptions.
  3. It's important to be cautious of biased pollsters and consider the methodology, credibility, and track record of pollsters before including their data in models.
Trantor Publishing β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 20 Aug 22
  1. Man may not fully comprehend his own potential and nature, choosing to remain ignorant of his true capabilities and responsibilities.
  2. In the pursuit of perfection, there were efforts to create the perfect body and perfect mind through advanced technologies and simulations.
  3. The core driving force behind human progress could potentially be a deep-rooted self-hatred, leading humanity towards advancement and exploration as a means to escape its current state.
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