Questions Considered
Perspectives on thinking, learning, decision making, and occasionally running.
- By Alex Bendig
- Based in United States of America
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Most recent posts
Thought experiments are powerful thinking tools. To clarify the perhaps most important characteristic of them, I like to think of them as existing at the intersection of thoughts and experiments. Here is an obvious Venn …
I once again read David Foster Wallace‘s This is Water on the first day of the year. Here is some of the thinking that came up for me. The obvious can be valuable, at times …
There is value in reasoning by first principles and there are different approaches you can take to discover the first principles at play in a given situation. I will leave that for future posts. Here, …