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What are precise mental models that allow you to be capable in solving problems?

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What are some accurate and precise mental models that allow you to be capable and self-sufficient in solving problems?

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Good question.Most bad decisions feel good at first. Most good decisions feel uncomfortable initially. You can consider this while choosing between short-term relief and long-term clarity. There's opportunity cost. Every “yes” is a hidden “no.” Time, energy, and attention are finite. If you don’t consciously choose, they get chosen for you. Especially if you feel drained or scattered. 

Prioritize your situation and check  if your mental model actually achieves your outcome.


“Liberty means responsibility. That is why most people dread it.”
~ George Bernard Shaw

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Best is to just look for contradictions imo.

Its non favourable to human interaction as they get triggered by it, but you will find lies in 1 second.

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For leverage in all problem spaces, the best you can do is to always be vigilant about what is true or false. Everytime you get something wrong, get to the bottom of how it happened. Over time, clarity compounds. 


"It is of no avail to fret and fume and chafe at the chains which bind you; you must know why and how you are bound. " - James Allen 

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