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The shared references that explain how Analogue thinks about funding, fields, systems, and ourselves.
These are the shared references that explain how we think about funding, fields, systems, and ourselves. We invite you to consider and contend with them. By offering a common set of references, we hope to provide the substrate for growing a group that is more than the sum of its people. Happy reading! Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned by Kenneth O. Stanley & Joel Lehman The argument is that ambitious objectives are often best reached by not aiming at them: real discovery comes from following what's interesting and collecting stepping stones, not from fixing a target and optimizing toward…
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