Lance
@lancetmason
Lance is a distinguished accounting professional who combines his expertise as a licensed CPA with his dynamic writing skills. He leverages his storytelling ability to demystify accounting concepts and paint an inspiring vision for the future of the capital markets.
“"... you think you're lying to me but what you're doing actually is you're destroying your ability to trust yourself. me and you will be okay eventually and you'll be thinking about this when you're 25 30 35. You will be doubting yourself because you perfected the ability to lie to yourself, and you'll have a hard time getting that back..."
... See more“The camera never lies… but you can take a thousand different pictures of the same scene.” - Hector Macdonald
He uses Tolstoy here to talk about the initial pathways of decisions that can be made. He says, there are four.
And so this maps a little bit differently onto the other pages, because if you think about it, there is what T.S. Eliot described in his play, which is mapped a little bit differently.
Glimpses of the Prime Number Maze (< 550 words)
I’m reminded of this discussion between Lex Fridman and Balaji Srinivasan, where Lex asks Balaji about the “Prime Number Maze”
“A rat can be trained to turn at every even number or every third number in a maze to get some cheese. But evidently it can't be trained to turn at prime numbers. 2, 3, 5, 7,
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