In a fast-paced world full of intense economic/scientific/intellectual competition and decreasing opportunities for solitude, it is harder than ever before to justify spending significant time on intangible work that may or may not pay off. You can’t put on your resume—“I spend a lot of time thinking about ideas and scribbling notes that I don’t share with anyone.”

In a fast-paced world full of intense economic/scientific/intellectual competition and decreasing opportunities for solitude, it is harder than ever before to justify spending significant time on intangible work that may or may not pay off. You can’t put on your resume—“I spend a lot of time thinking about ideas and scribbling notes that I don’t share with anyone.”

Roger’s Bacon The Myth of the Myth of the Lone Genius

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The government knows AGI is coming ⊗ AI’s productivity paradox ⊗ Thinking time

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How I Learned to Concentrate

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Lazy Work, Good Work

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The Advantage Of Being A Little Underemployed

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