Over complication. Here what's the general challenge and problem your dealing with? What are you trying to accomplish. Do you think anyone or anything related to what your doing that can help. Hint it's yeah there is Example So if my bike breaks down do I need a new bike. Hell no. I need the bike to run right. Let's say I don't know much about bikes. I could figure out a bit in my own. I look. I gain info. But now let's say I still don't know How would I know. I'd go to a place with more info right. Like a bike shop or institute. It's boiling down the problem. Identifying your goal. Looking at other information sources that relate. Come on guys it's not difficult
I'm not sure I agree, sure when you are used to thinking from first principles its easy to give a simplistic example like this and say 'look this is how you do it, it's simple' But this is akin to a competent swimmer saying 'look how easy it is to swim just move your arms and legs like this' In my eyes, if you haven't been bought up thinking from first principles a great way to get ahead is to study physics and other first principles topics. It's a lense to view the world
Hey Ken, I guess everyone's definiton is different, as a layman I'd classify these as physics from my point of view. Curious what your recommendations are though!
@@TomLittlersChanneldid you not say in the video that the 2 books you're gonna recommend are not physics book and then go on to reveal they actually are
The word is physicist. Physicians are medical.
😂😂😂😂 hilarious indeed 😅
Thank you gentelman for your rec.
Any chance you could explain more clearly how this book relates to first principles thinking? I'm just curious!
Hey, I have a whole video on first principles thinking which draws heavily on this book!
I think the point is to actually read it so you’re not trusting the creator of this post
@@TomLittlersChannel What's it called?
@@DrunkardTV ua-cam.com/video/9zW-4Y4WXzw/v-deo.html here at around 7m50!
@@TomLittlersChannel Thanks I'll check it out.
Over complication.
Here what's the general challenge and problem your dealing with?
What are you trying to accomplish.
Do you think anyone or anything related to what your doing that can help. Hint it's yeah there is
Example
So if my bike breaks down do I need a new bike.
Hell no. I need the bike to run right. Let's say I don't know much about bikes. I could figure out a bit in my own. I look. I gain info. But now let's say I still don't know
How would I know. I'd go to a place with more info right. Like a bike shop or institute.
It's boiling down the problem. Identifying your goal. Looking at other information sources that relate. Come on guys it's not difficult
I'm not sure I agree, sure when you are used to thinking from first principles its easy to give a simplistic example like this and say 'look this is how you do it, it's simple'
But this is akin to a competent swimmer saying 'look how easy it is to swim just move your arms and legs like this'
In my eyes, if you haven't been bought up thinking from first principles a great way to get ahead is to study physics and other first principles topics.
It's a lense to view the world
Wut?, Ima read em
Their not physics books?
Hey Ken, I guess everyone's definiton is different, as a layman I'd classify these as physics from my point of view. Curious what your recommendations are though!
@@TomLittlersChanneldid you not say in the video that the 2 books you're gonna recommend are not physics book and then go on to reveal they actually are
@@sahilkishnani2450 very good, my mistake, sorry, I probably meant to say business and then repeated myself 🤦