Here are my key learnings of Brett&Naval's Clubhouse show 16. februrary 2021 @ToKTeacher @naval

Beginning of infinity - David Deutch is "the most useful book I've ever read"

In all domains, we are searching for the best explanation and that explanation represents reality in some way but it's never the final thing, and it means we can go on forever making progress

Science is not about extrapolation, science is about explanation

A good explanation is:
-Falsifiable
-It has to make narrow (precise) and risky predictions
-Hard to vary

If you work through science you make conjectures and they're subject to criticism by your peers and by experiment. That's why freedom of speech is critical.

If we want to be successful as a society, kind of all we need to do is just embrace error correction. Constant feedback and error correction.

Nothing is a resource absent the knowledge that enables us to use it as a resource.

One of the things you have to get over to be successful as a human being is a zero-sum mentality, finite resource mentality.

There is an infinite amount of raw materials in the universe. The only thing that prevents us is using knowledge to progress to convert those raw materials into whatever we want.

The only sin is preventing error correction from letting us create the knowledge that we want

How this can improve your life:
Become an error-correcting machine in everything that you do especially when the feedback comes from the market and nature - because that's valid.

more deatiled version of this notes on this @joinClubhouse show: https://clubhousenotes.medium.com/notes-of-brett-navals-clubhouse-show-navalhouse-16-february-2021-d5ef1767de30