musings and rough drafts – unpolished, semi-edited, streams of thought
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unpolished, semi-edited, streams of thought
This is an essay that I wrote to a colleague at Palisade, articulating why I feel unsatisfied with goals and projects that others on the team (on average) feel more enthusiastic about. It describes one aspect of how I, personally, am doing strategic analysis and choosing which projects to invest in. Related: Compounding Resource X Bricks for a wall Say you need 70 million bricks to build a wall. You also need architects and builders, and 50,000 tonnes of mortar (all which you also don’t have right now), but you’ll eventually need 70 million bricks,). You can maybe get away with using only…
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