Kyle Harrison
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Open-Source Knowledge

Ideas as infrastructure, not artifacts

The belief that knowledge should be treated like open-source software — living, interconnected, forkable, and in continuous development — rather than static publications that slowly decay. This encompasses the study and construction of knowledge management systems, collaborative knowledge platforms, and the philosophy that ideas compound fastest when they're publicly legible, modular, and built to be extended by others.

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Key Books
Reinventing Knowledge: From Alexandria To The Internet
Ian F. McNeely, Lisa Wolverton
Poor Charlie's Almanack
Charles T. Munger, Peter Kauffman
Working in Public
Nadia Eghbal
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
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@george__mack Aug 8, 2020
Josh Waitzkin might be the most INTERESTING person alive. He doesn't have Twitter. And he barely uses the internet. I've compiled my favorite 5 MENTAL MODELS of his below.
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@david_perell Feb 24, 2020
"There should be a good online class that anyone can take on ANY topic, and right now, there isn't. That, to me, is just criminal." — Tyler Cowen