The 5 Most Famous Laws In The World https://t.co/UxZlqHeB0q
Eponymous Laws Part I: Laws of the Internet
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There are two laws that trip people up all the time, in personal life, in politics, and in international affairs. They are the Law of Unintended Consequences and the Law of Perverse Consequences.
Brian Tracy • Get Smart!: How to Think and Act Like the Most Successful and Highest-Paid People in Every Field
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7 months ago
My learnings
The importance of curiosity: Richard Feynman emphasizes the value of curiosity and questioning the world around us. He believes that asking why is essential to understanding how things work.
The need for a framework: Feynman suggests that to explain why something happens, we need to have a framework that allows us to... See more
7 months ago
My learnings
The importance of curiosity: Richard Feynman emphasizes the value of curiosity and questioning the world around us. He believes that asking why is essential to understanding how things work.
The need for a framework: Feynman suggests that to explain why something happens, we need to have a framework that allows us to... See more
firewalker • Richard Feynman. Why.
Now I'm going to discuss how we would look for a new law. In general, we look for a new law by the following process. First, we guess it.Then, we compute– well, don't laugh, that's really true. Then we compute the consequences of the guess, to see what, if this is right, if this law that we guessed is right, we see what it would imply. And then we ... See more
Richard Feynman • "Seeking New Laws"
Here, then, is a review of the first nine laws of marketing: 1. A consultant can exist in one of two states: State I (idle) or State B (busy). 2. The best way to get clients is to have clients. 3. Spend at least one day a week getting exposure. 4. Clients are more important to you than you can ever be to them. 5. Never let a single client have more
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