Lucid Thinking
Some people believe they need motivation.Others are convinced they need discipline.They're both wrong.What they actually need is a worldview that makes the right actions obvious and the wrong ones impossible to justify.Lucid Thinking explores the mental models, philosophies,…
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why can't we be racist? (opens the original)
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i don’t think racism, homophobia, or most other forms of discrimination are automatically a problem on an individual level. people dislike other people for all kinds of reasons. their personality. their politics. their religion. their appearance. their lifestyle. their behavior. so why are certain reasons treated as fundamentally different? people point to hate crimes, but the obvious problem there is the crime. if someone assaults you because of your race, that’s horrible. but would the assault
stop overcomplicating your problems (opens the original)
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most problems aren’t nearly as complicated as we make them. want to get sober? stop drinking. want to lose weight? eat less. want to make more money? provide more value. want to get in shape? exercise consistently. want to fix your finances? spend less than you make. obviously, there are details underneath all of those things. but the details usually aren’t the reason nothing changes. we complicate the solution because complicated gives us more things to think about before we have to do anything
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