Bradley Wargo
@bradleywargo
Catholic seeking to share and understand
Bradley Wargo
bradleywargo.com
This made sense in a pre-AI world, where tagging was the only way to ensure retrieval. But now that AI has given us the gift of semantic search—which surfaces information based on meaning and vibes rather than keywords—we no longer need
Sari Azout • The End of Productivity
[the neurotic hamster in us … compulsively tagging.]
Our moment is a war of competing myths.
The future belongs to those who write it — as always — for better or worse.
The future belongs to those who write it — as always — for better or worse.
Matt Klein • Making Sense of Culture Amidst Contradiction
Small data is big data in disguise.
Brian Christian, Tom Griffiths • Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions
The point, then, isn’t that you should watch less CNBC and read more Ben Graham. It’s that if you read more Ben Graham you’ll have an easier time understanding what you should or shouldn’t pay attention to on CNBC.
Morgan Housel • Expiring vs. Long-Term Knowledge
We are social creatures and it is about balancing the constant stream of input with the long term view of knowledge and planting for the future
“Many Christians are becoming Gnostics without realizing it.
Falling to the primeval temptation in the garden of Eden: "You shall be as gods, knowing good and evil", they succumb to the desire for godlike powers, deciding for themselves what is good and what is evil. The error of Gnosticism is that knowledge can be obtained and used to perfect
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The Chinese symbol for crisis 危机 is composed of two elements: one signifies danger and the other opportunity.
In his book Keep Going, author and artist Austin Kleon juxtaposes this messy, networked approach with organization and neatness. “Creativity is about connections, and connections are not made by siloing everything off into its own space. New ideas are formed by interesting juxtapositions, and interesting juxtapositions happen when things are out of... See more