Beliefs
Stuart Evans and
Beliefs
my god do i love my luxury beliefs. i collect luxury beliefs like midcentury british women collected hermés scarves, they are some of my most prized possessions. here are a few of them
Andrew Quinnx.comThe more aggressively someone tries to convince you of something, the more insecure they are in their belief .
But somewhat paradoxically, this insecurity is completely invisible to them. They will feel extremely confident about their most insecure beliefs.
The paradox is a natural consequence of cronyism and intersubjective beliefs. The more your... See more
But somewhat paradoxically, this insecurity is completely invisible to them. They will feel extremely confident about their most insecure beliefs.
The paradox is a natural consequence of cronyism and intersubjective beliefs. The more your... See more
Nat Eliason • Insecurity Screams, Confidence Whispers
The main way I've seen people turn ideologically crazy
substack.com
Some people emphasize the idea that "believing in true things is Good and believing false things is Bad." But I think the world is more complicated than that. You strive to believe in things that you hope are true or in things that are definitively not always true (e.g. good always triumphs over evil). But whether in politics, religion, investing,... See more
Kyle Harrison • The Storytelling of Investing
we don’t have time to understand everything
