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late stage debt cycle things where speculation and financial capital trumps skilled labour
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same for Roman empire decadence that fell off -> speculation and devaluation of silver and gold rounds -
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today we study region-beta paradox
https://nostorylost.com/blogs/live-a-good-story/the-region-beta-paradox-when-good-is-the-enemy-of-great
https://nostorylost.com/blogs/live-a-good-story/the-region-beta-paradox-when-good-is-the-enemy-of-great
No Story Lost Books Inc.
The Region-Beta Paradox - When Good is the Enemy of Great
Something in your life isn't going so well. If only it was worse.
30 second summary:
The Region-Beta Paradox explains that we often endure things that are “not-so-bad,” but this stops us from flourishing into truly good situations. The paradox is that when…
30 second summary:
The Region-Beta Paradox explains that we often endure things that are “not-so-bad,” but this stops us from flourishing into truly good situations. The paradox is that when…
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The Region-Beta Paradox (RBP) is a behavioral science framework that describes the tendency for people to recover faster from more distressing experiences than less distressing ones.
The RBP can be seen when someone is in a situation that is not bad enough to leave, but also not good enough to stay. For example, someone might have a job that pays well and has good benefits, but they don't feel challenged or fulfilled.
when good is the enemy of great
how bad must things be before you're willing to make a change?
maybe you're underperforming sticking to lagging narratives, but still making some money
maybe its better that you lose money and pivot to ride market trends because in that way you're forced to make a change
subjective in this case because we all have convictions in different things, which might or might not pay off in the end
The RBP can be seen when someone is in a situation that is not bad enough to leave, but also not good enough to stay. For example, someone might have a job that pays well and has good benefits, but they don't feel challenged or fulfilled.
when good is the enemy of great
how bad must things be before you're willing to make a change?
maybe you're underperforming sticking to lagging narratives, but still making some money
maybe its better that you lose money and pivot to ride market trends because in that way you're forced to make a change
subjective in this case because we all have convictions in different things, which might or might not pay off in the end
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katexbt (locking in arc) (@katexbt)
I had a friend about a decade back that I would always implore to go to Japan with me for a short (2 week) trip after graduation.
Her and I went back a long way - same smallish city we both originally grew up, similar majors in university, chatted always…
Her and I went back a long way - same smallish city we both originally grew up, similar majors in university, chatted always…
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Outcome bias (Resulting)
https://unconsciousagile.com/2024/07/07/outcome-bias.html#:~:text=Resulting%20is%20a%20cognitive%20bias,raingear%2C%20that's%20a%20rational%20decision
https://unconsciousagile.com/2024/07/07/outcome-bias.html#:~:text=Resulting%20is%20a%20cognitive%20bias,raingear%2C%20that's%20a%20rational%20decision
Unconscious Agile
Outcome bias (Resulting)
When I first read How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices by Annie Duke, one of my biggest aha moments was from what she calls Resulting and is more formally known as Outcome Bias.