Mental Frames to Get Over Entrepreneurial Anxiety and Depression
Would you accept a gamble that offers a 10% chance to win $95 and a 90% chance to lose $5? Would you pay $5 to participate in a lottery that offers a 10% chance to win $100 and a 90% chance to win...
Mental Frames to Get Over Entrepreneurial Anxiety and Depression Thu Aug 31 2017 Would you accept a gamble that offers a 10% chance to win $95 and a 90% chance to lose $5? Would you pay $5 to participate in a lottery that offers a 10% chance to win $100 and a 90% chance to win nothing? Chances are the second proposition sounded more appealing to you. But look again, both these propositions are identical. The second version attracts more positive answers[1] because it's framed as cost whereas the first version is framed as a loss and who wants to lose? This is called "framing effects," how some
related reading
- The Suicidal Founder - by Anthony Tan - Rebootjoinreboot.org
- How to figure out what to do with your lifejulian.com
- How to feel good | Evan Conradevanjconrad.com
- Eliezer's Unteachable Methods of Sanity — LessWronglesswrong.com
- Agency vs brain damagehua.substack.com
- Welcome, friend - Inverted Passioninvertedpassion.com
- Staring into the abyss as a core life skill — LessWronglesswrong.com
- Kernel | A Guide to Options at the End of the Worldkernelmag.io
- Jotengine: make your conversations more productivejotengine.com
- Here's the exit. — LessWronglesswrong.com
- Five Core Fears That Warp Ambitionevery.to
- How Not to Diepaulgraham.com