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The Issue with Your Ambition
The Struggle of Ambitious People
Student deal scouts at UC Berkeley (2017)
We Don’t Understand Randomness
The link between exercise and work output
What I learned from trying to be too productive
We Don’t Understand Randomness
We Don’t Understand Randomness
Design thinking- how to come up with good ideas
Amgen stresses the importance of luck as a leadership skill
Visual thinking is not just for artists- mental chess and problem solving
Fooled by randomness: we understand less than we think
Design Thinking- Ideation as a Skill
Amgen stresses the importance of luck in project management
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Re:Why You Need a Community: Opportunity Exposure and the Internet Ech...
on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @06:37PM (#23853188)
This could work, but people would need to embrace it for it to work. These things tend to turn into hookup sites or platforms for other unintended interaction.
Re:Why You Need a Community: Opportunity Exposure and the Internet Ech...
on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @06:29PM (#23853083)
I agree that this is the most important part of the post, and it should probably be emphasized even more. I'm probably going to write a post about this in itself.
Curious about the studies you mention. Have any names or links?
Re:Why You Need a Community: Opportunity Exposure and the Internet Ech...
on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @05:30PM (#23852163)
I think that more niche communities tend to be more valuable, but they still run the issue of intellectual isolation
Re:Why You Need a Community: Opportunity Exposure and the Internet Ech...
on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @05:27PM (#23852128)
I didnt have time to talk about it, but I think that the COVID crisis could be helpful for maturing this part of the internet. Its not that I dont think its possible for serendipity to be found online, but that we still need to develop a framework that is able to mimic it well