21 thoughts from 2021 I'd like to take into 2022:

"A DAO is a sub-reddit with a bank account.”

Psychologists use a term called "pluralistic ignorance" to describe the phenomenon of "no one believes, but everyone thinks that everyone believes." (h/t Adam Grant) Here's a way to visualize it:

Doubt: If FIIs are selling thousands of crores everyday and DIIs are buying thousands of crores everyday, why not they form a syndicate and transact offline? Why they create so much volatility?

if you don't know where you are in the information hierarchy, you are probably very close to the bottom

Those who are not actively trying to make the future interesting often remain in the past. Nostalgia is that old show that you can watch on repeat when nothing new is released.

2/ In school: If X is true then the opposite of X must be false. In business & life: If X is a good idea, the opposite of X can also be a good idea. (source: Rory Sutherland)

It’s hard to be a long range thinker when you’re perpetually obsessed with current affairs.

gm, everyone you admire is still figuring it out

If it’s out of your hands, it deserves freedom from your mind also.

Pray for just one thing: That your parents live long enough to witness your success.

India, known for its precolonial architectural marvels, has since 1947 built an economy that's now bigger than its former colonial masters. It's built universities, hospitals, dams, airports, metros & what not! But contemporary Churchills are still obsessed with the beauty of VT.

Brilliant Just Brilliant by EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar

Price vs. value.

#MondayMotivation

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This never gets old. How to disagree: