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Notes: May 15, 2022

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I would love if you added comments! You can do so using the Curius (opens in a new tab) chrome extension. I write these notes every few weeks and share them with a few friends. I decided to try making one public. 1. There are two ways to view your gut. One way is that it’s primitive, so you shouldn’t trust it. The other way is that it’s highly complex — smarter than your rational self, and your rational self just rationalizes what your gut thinks. I believe the second. 2. To get someone to be vulnerable with you, you can ask “Do you want to be vulnerable with each other?” 3. Who are the types of people who are drawn to community houses? Do they tend to have good relationships with their families? 4. Everybody loves people. Even people who are not very social love people. 5. Sometimes you need to repeat your question a second time to get a true answer. For example: “How are you?” “I’m good!” “Wait, how are you actually?” They proceed to tell me what they’ve been struggling with. 6. How

Notes: May 15, 2022 Raffi Hotter Notes: May 15, 2022 May 15, 2022 I would love if you added comments! You can do so using the Curius chrome extension. I write these notes every few weeks and share them with a few friends. I decided to try making one public. 1. There are two ways to view your gut. One way is that it’s primitive, so you shouldn’t trust it. The other way is that it’s highly complex — smarter than your rational self, and your rational self just rationalizes what your gut thinks. I believe the second. 2. Who are the types of people who are drawn to community houses? Do they tend to

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