Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 6402 answers
Some loops reinforce themselves — success breeds more success or failure breeds more failure.
Self-correcting loops maintain balance by countering deviations.
Self-correcting loops maintain balance by countering deviations.
If you cannot measure an outcome you cannot build a feedback loop around it.
If you cannot measure an outcome you cannot build a feedback loop around it.
If you cannot measure an outcome you cannot build a feedback loop around it.
If you cannot measure an outcome you cannot build a feedback loop around it.
If you cannot measure an outcome you cannot build a feedback loop around it.
If you cannot measure an outcome you cannot build a feedback loop around it.
Measure things that predict outcomes rather than waiting for outcomes themselves.
Measure things that predict outcomes rather than waiting for outcomes themselves.
Direct results and other peoples reactions are both valuable but different types of feedback.
Direct results and other peoples reactions are both valuable but different types of feedback.
Direct results and other peoples reactions are both valuable but different types of feedback.
Direct results and other peoples reactions are both valuable but different types of feedback.
Direct results and other peoples reactions are both valuable but different types of feedback.
Your emotions create self-reinforcing cycles — anxiety begets more anxiety.
Your emotions create self-reinforcing cycles — anxiety begets more anxiety.
Your emotions create self-reinforcing cycles — anxiety begets more anxiety.
Your emotions create self-reinforcing cycles — anxiety begets more anxiety.
Your emotions create self-reinforcing cycles — anxiety begets more anxiety.
Habits persist because they create their own reinforcing feedback.
Habits persist because they create their own reinforcing feedback.
Habits persist because they create their own reinforcing feedback.