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Sean Mize's avatar

thanks for sharing! unfortunately we'll never be able to fully predict the future!!

Love the depth of insight about our thinking!

Joel J Miller's avatar

Absolutely! Thanks for reading!

Robert A Mosher (he/him)'s avatar

May have to read this given how much of my professional life has dealt with forecasting and or dealing with the (obvious to me) unforeseen consequences of decisions

Joel J Miller's avatar

Could be very helpful. I found it utterly fascinating.

Thaddeus Wert's avatar

This sounds like a fascinating book; thanks for making me aware of it. Re: politicians not having good foresight, I constantly remind my high school students of Thomas Sowell's observation, "There are no solutions, only tradeoffs." EVERYTHING has some sort of cost, even if it's not initially apparent.

Joel J Miller's avatar

Very true. That’s one of the great lessons I learned from Sowell as well. So simple, yet so profound. Only math offers solutions; everything else is tradeoffs.

Stourley Kracklite's avatar

Well, I’m still baffled by the double-slit experiment.

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Joel J Miller's avatar

LOL. That’s hilarious.