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Huberman notes that doing what you don’t want increases brain resilience.
High time preference: comfort seeking.
Low time preference: embracing challenge.

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High time preference: optimizing for this quarter.
Low time preference: optimizing for this decade.

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CAPTCHAs are getting fiendishly difficult.

The Turing Test in reverse.

The systems we built to filter bots are beginning to filter us.

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High time preference: consuming status.
Low time preference: compounding autonomy.

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High time preference: short-term validation.
Low time preference: long-term sovereignty.

Micael · 5d

Do It Yourself

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You can just do things

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arkinox · 5d

We've been over this. Aliens are demons. It's not complicated or mysterious.

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What’s all this talk about aliens? What did I miss??

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High time preference: resisting resistance.
Low time preference: training capacity.

Bitcoin Well · 5d

Harvard just trimmed 21% of its Bitcoin position to rotate into Ethereum. This is the same endowment that underperformed a 60/40 portfolio for twenty years and missed every major tech shift since the...

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Quarterly accountability produces quarterly behavior.

It takes a brave person or group of people at these institutions to stomach short term pain in favour of long-term value

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Long horizons.
Compounding discipline.

If you think in decades, follow.

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Erik Cason · 6d

Nostr feels legit still. People are still people here. It hasn’t been taken over entirely by slop, advertising, and ‘self-promotion’—which is really its inversion—some disgusting mutilati...

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Is it because we all agree on at least one thing?

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Charlie Munger favored long-term compounding over short-term brilliance.
High time preference: chasing clever trades.
Low time preference: enduring discipline.

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