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Stop Waiting for the Answer. You Must Push Against the World
We’re taught in school to look for a single best answer. One multiple-choice question. One correct option. Select A and move on.
But the real world never works like that.
Most of the time, the answer is never given to you.
Most of the time, you don’t even know what the question actually is.
In real life, the “answers” are never independent. They’re highly connected in weird ways. If you select A in the first question, the response in the second question might be B. Or D. Or something you didn’t expect at all.
And when you actually interact with the world, you realize you just don’t know…
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