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One Big Web: A Few Ways the World Works · Collab Fund
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Joseph Tussman, a UC Berkeley philosophy professor, wrote in the 1960s that, “What the pupil must learn, if he learns…
One Big Web: A Few Ways the World Works Apr 19, 2023 SHARE ↓ by Morgan Housel @morganhousel Copy Link Joseph Tussman, a UC Berkeley philosophy professor, wrote in the 1960s that, “What the pupil must learn, if he learns anything, is that the world will do most of the work for you, provided you cooperate with it by identifying how it really works and aligning with those realities.” What could be more obvious than that? Figure out how the world works and align with those realities. And here’s an obvious trick: The best way to learn how the world works is to realize how connected everything
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