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Knowing when to improve performance by further mastering existing tools and when to invent/learn new tools is the key to both continuous improvement and mastery. –h
Knowing when to improve performance by further mastering existing tools and when to invent/learn new tools is the key to both continuous improvement and mastery. –h
In forecasting, there are two variables, the Forecaster and the Forecastee. Since it is unlikely we can or should change the behavior of the Forecastee, improvement must come from improving the Forecaster. Which seems a crystalizing, if obvious, thought, –h
How many points of slop need to be allocated to a trade to allow for deception? Or does deception just move the optimal entry price? –h Deception Part 1 is here.
All warfare is based on deception… –Sun Tzu Which adds an interesting dimension, –h
Creativity is the degree to which you insert yourself between the numbers and the conclusions Expertise is the degreee to which you are right Learning, in both cases, is the difference in degree at time [t] and time [t-1] –h