Tim Ferriss Quote
A good general strategy is reasoning counterfactually: if someone tells you that X is true, ask yourself—(i) what would they say if X really is true, and (ii) what would they say if X is false? If the answer to (i) and (ii) is they will say roughly what they just said now, then their words provided you with exactly zero information.
Tim Ferriss
A good general strategy is reasoning counterfactually: if someone tells you that X is true, ask yourself—(i) what would they say if X really is true, and (ii) what would they say if X is false? If the answer to (i) and (ii) is they will say roughly what they just said now, then their words provided you with exactly zero information.