I really like the idea of red-linking or red-line comments for studies that didn't replicate or corrections that had to be made. I think that would make a later edition of a book like Thinking, Fast and Slow that much more interesting to read. Today it's like do I want to waste my time with a book where half of it didn't replicate, and I don't know which half?
John Malone interview was really good. He is a master of strategy, financial engineering, positioning, human psychology.. If you give John Malone a set of bad cards.... he can still beat you with them. Such an impressive person!
I really like the idea of red-linking or red-line comments for studies that didn't replicate or corrections that had to be made. I think that would make a later edition of a book like Thinking, Fast and Slow that much more interesting to read. Today it's like do I want to waste my time with a book where half of it didn't replicate, and I don't know which half?
John Malone interview was really good. He is a master of strategy, financial engineering, positioning, human psychology.. If you give John Malone a set of bad cards.... he can still beat you with them. Such an impressive person!
Years ago in the early podcast days, Seth Godin suggested atmosphere cancer.