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The theory of Bentoism and multi-dimensional self-interest How short-term individualism limits us Learning our new map
Bentoism What's Bentoism? The theory of Bentoism and multi-dimensional self-interest How short-term individualism limits us Learning our new map The fundamentals of Bentoism A common symbol of our view of self-interest today is the “hockey stick” graph. A chart where whatever we want (money, influence, prestige) is growing so fast the line goes up and to the right. This, we think, is life’s best-case scenario. But this idea of success is just a sliver of what’s out there. When we take a step back, the bigger picture starts to emerge. Our self-interest doesn’t stop with me right now. It extends
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