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My 12 Favorite Problems
The best people in both groups spend a lot of time reflecting on some version of the Hamming question—"what are the most important problems in your field, and why aren’t you working on them?” In general, no one reflects on this question enough, but the best people do it the most, and have the best ‘problem taste’, which is some combination of learn... See more
blog.samaltman.com • Researchers and Founders - Sam Altman
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There is probably a certain set of problems that you notice in your life that others don’t seem to find quite as vexing. Great people throughout the ages have also locked onto a problem (or set of them) and spent their life surrounding and attacking it. Do you recognize others who are attacking some of the same problems that vex you?
Todd Henry • Die Empty: Unleash Your Best Work Every Day
Ask yourself, “What are the questions I’ve always been interested in?” This could include grand, sweeping questions like “How can we make society fairer and more equitable?” as well as practical ones like “How can I make it a habit to exercise every day?” It might include questions about relationships, such as “How can I have closer relationships w
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