The best outcome of realizing this is to move a high-stack decision (when the thing happens for the first time) to a low-stack decision (when it repeats) so we free our minds to focus on other important decisions in that time in our lives.
I like books that don't just recall history but also explain it within certain contexts. Here, I have in mind texts like "Why Nations Fail" and "Clash of Civilizations."
The best outcome of realizing this is to move a high-stack decision (when the thing happens for the first time) to a low-stack decision (when it repeats) so we free our minds to focus on other important decisions in that time in our lives.
Have a piece I’m going to publish about Nietzsches eternal recurrence so this hit home for me, well done!
looking unto the piece man !
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There's a quote, I think it's by Harry Truman, which says that there's nothing new in the world, except the history you don't know.
Yes true man knowing what happened can save us from making repetitive mistakes.What are your great reads on history?
I like books that don't just recall history but also explain it within certain contexts. Here, I have in mind texts like "Why Nations Fail" and "Clash of Civilizations."
looks like good reccomendations