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Evolution is the ultimate treasure hunter
Evolution is the ultimate treasure hunter 8 min read Feb 24, 2022 -- Press enter or click to view image in full size Almost no prerequisite to any major invention was invented with that invention in mind. So, instead of worrying about where we want to be, we should compare where we are now to where we have been. Perhaps the ultimate metric for short-horizon planning, the only realistic way to plan, is a simple yes or no question: “Would I/we do that again?” Deciding where to go based on where you are is often wiser than deciding where to go based on where you want to be. Why? We…
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