Why you don't need certainty to be influential

[@hectorg362]

Who's here because they got that random recommendation on rationalization? Also, congrats on the book!

[@SaifMalik-uz1tn]

Eyyyy me too

[@UnleashedEsX]

I got here by a vid called "How committed are you?", then I saw her vid about the C.Darwin letter, and between the appreciation to such gesture towards the critic or perhaps how she combined her clothing to the color of her eyes, I found myself subscribing... It is what it is...

[@artvandalay13]

How did we all end up on her recommended videos? Was it because of that initial video on rationalization? She has been doing this for years but finally got recommended her channel. I do enjoy her content though. Would be interesting to find out how the YT algorithm works exactly. Did something click in our collective consciousness?

[@williamcrosby1061]

I got bayesian thinking or what ever.

[@obiiking]

ayyyy me too lmfaoooo but ay that book be looking fire too soooooo who knows

[@chriscanal999]

I’m a software engineer at Amazon and it’s so ironic that you use Bezos as an example. My manager hates when I give probabilities of success or express uncertainty. The culture is “be right a lot”, which is listed as one of Amazon’s core leadership values. Too many people interpret that as be 100% sure with everything you say. Lol

[@helfulvids]

That core value should read more like: take calculated risks

[@delicious_crepes]

you should stop helping this corporation and taking their money

[@mk1st]

I read somewhere a while back: "Jeff Bezos makes type-As look like stoned hippies"

[@JamesRouzier]

Being right is knowing the probabilities of success or express uncertainty.

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

So Amazon basically runs like the military under a dictator.

[@1chumley1]

I hope this book sells well. The world could use more of the Scout Mindset.

[@derasor]

Totally agree!

[@paris2705]

I don't think that the world could use more of the Scout Mindset or more Mathematicians/Physicists etc. What it needs more of is the ability to appreciate and digest the information provided by the scouts.

[@warrencolegrove1]

Being honest with yourself and everyone you interact with is my goal. Requires a lot of keeping my mouth shut as well.

[@letthereberight]

Did it my whole life. You'll make a lot of enemies for the right reasons!

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more while the lies keep multiplying... Vs Think more while the truths keep deviding

[@christopherlarsen7788]

I appreciate your use of the term "Scout" and "Soldier" to describe mindsets. I believe those terms will resonate with most listeners, particularly as you have described your intent. Ironically, it is the warrior class (Soldiers, Marines, Airmen, Sailors) who actually embody the Scout mindset! US military education admonishes the notion of becoming married to a plan. Using the philosophy of the "70 percent solution" the military insists that the battlespace is far too complex and ever-changing. To deal with this reality, military professionals are taught to question their assumptions and seek new information (e.g. intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance) in order to continually adjust the plan of operations. In short, plan to be wrong, and adjust accordingly.

[@Elmore207]

I imagine the naming is just as much, if not more, to do with questioning/disobeying orders. I'm not sure you guys do very much of the latter. Striving to rationally evaluate your orders in terms of global utility, and then deciding whether to carry them out based on your conclusion, wouldn't lend itself well to the military (which says plenty about that institution).

[@christopherlarsen7788]

@@Elmore207 - Your comments couldn't be more timely! There is more than a smidgen of truth to your claim that the US military too often fails to question the orders in relation to the emerging/changing context. But that claim belies the reality of modern warfare and the martial philosophy of Auftragstaktik - which has been taught to US Army and Marine officers and sergeants since I enlisted back in 1985. Indeed, Auftragstaktik harkens back to the First World War when in 1916 the Germany Army institutionalized this philosophy. Today, the US military refers to that same martial philosophy as Mission Command - standing in juxtaposition to literally "order-based command." And guess what? Mission Command gives junior battlefield leaders the expressed right to disobey orders!!! Here is a bit of light reading on this concept from research I was involved with a few years ago on this very subject. The article is published in the US Army Infantry Magazine... “Cognitive Dominance Through the Engagement Decision Matrix” (APR-JUN 2017). US Army Infantry Magazine. www.benning.army.mil/infantry/magazine/issues/2017/APR-JUN/pdf/12)Larsen-EDM_txt.pdf So, yeah. US military professionals do a surprising amount of questioning and disobeying orders. And the result has produced less battlefield casualties of our troops, and indeed we've managed to kill less of the enemy by virtue of killing the correct targets instead.

[@Elmore207]

​@@christopherlarsen7788It was genuinely interesting to read your comment and browse the link you provided - I wasn't aware that the US military used any degree of malleable command structure. Although I did equally mean questioning the military in a broader sense - i.e. its broader, political and geopolitical effects on the world and whether acting as a part of that institution is ultimately beneficial to human flourishing.

[@christopherlarsen7788]

@@Elmore207 - Ah...a philosophical question. Sorry, I missed your point. My mistake.

[@Elmore207]

@@christopherlarsen7788 Not at all - when I said 'equally' I meant it! Hope you have a good day!

[@davidcchambers]

I placed a pre-order about a week ago and am looking forward to the read. I have encouraged my wife and close friends to place orders as well. In truth, they’re all likely going to find a copy under their Christmas trees.

[@guapelea]

Did you order through Amazon?

[@rudyinthesky4967]

You're encouraging others to buy and read a book you yourself have never read yourself?

[@adamtaylor2142]

I love this idea. We should follow and trust the people who are humble, skeptical, and willing to put in the work to better their understanding, always.

[@DelFlo]

Unfortunately those are not the traits 'common folk' look for in a leader.

[@synchronium24]

@@DelFlo Yep. Also no coincidence that those in power (and those generally considered attractive) tend to have dark triad traits.

[@replynotificationsdisabled]

@John Smith and why people think Biden can actually fix anything? Trump won for a really good reason, now there a isn't common enemy. So back to attacking the constitution.

[@riledmouse4677]

This.

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more when I learnt to know I shouldn't be fear.. Vs Think more when I learnt to know that afraid of being scolding by someone on what I sensually commented to you just makes me go from better to worse

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more with years Vs Think more the strictly way that we both enjoyed privately

[@hashi856]

I've really missed you on KZbin. I thought you were gone for good. So glad to see you back.

[@adamstevens5518]

The reason people find it difficult to have a scout mindset at the same time as having social confidence is because you need to be very intelligent and knowledgeable to pull it off. You need to know as much or more about whatever you’re talking about than your audience. If you are uncertain and don’t have good probability estimates of all of the details then you will be easily challenged. Also the audience needs to be intelligent and well informed enough to follow along. It works great if you’re an expert talking to other intelligent people, which I think is what many of us aspire to.

[@antonc2180]

"The audience needs to be intelligent" seems to be biggest problem given the level of education in the world. It sometimes seems more practical to just fake epistemic certainty like everyone else in the arena.

[@patrickliu7179]

I had a similar reaction as you to the video. I think it might be appropriate to say that the audience needs to have the intellectual curiosity for the subject matter to take in non absolute statements. I also think there is an additional skill of communication to frame the ideas for the general public, similar to Neil Degrasse Tyson comparing the cost of the US space program to how much americans spend each year on chapstick. Its not that we just need to be more knowledgeable in the topic, but we also need to have broader knowledge to create good metaphors for the general audience and that's a lot of work.

[@samiam3297]

@@patrickliu7179 you nailed it! People in general are just lazy. 😉

[@johntruxal432]

@@samiam3297 You say lazy , I say entitled and ignorant.

[@samiam3297]

@@johntruxal432 semantics...all apply.

[@ReynaSingh]

Excited to check it out Julia

[@zdmsr]

Preordered. Not sure what the economics of preordering is for Authors but I'm glad to hear that its something that's really good for them

[@divinegon4671]

I want steak tomorrow night. Chop chop

[@michaeltape8282]

In conversation with a social group of mine, some of the guys started puffing up their chests at Julia's book title (we had all served in the military). It wasn't too long before they started becoming receptive to the scout concept.

[@michaeltape8282]

@@zdmsr I believe that pre-orders provide a sense of credibility for, in this case, a book's prospective buyers, and help sellers to make projections for a given target audience. And this one is $27 for a hard back! Yes!!!

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more when I'm tired to stick with anything... Vs Think more when I know its just a person like you that I'm happy to attach with always

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the normal way of being fully satisfied... Vs Think more the good way to adjust the reality through self-own virtuality

[@gregporter4102]

An excellent explanation, thank you! I find in fact that the scout mindset helps improve social confidence because I never have to lie or exaggerate. Lying causes an instinctive fear response, it's nerve-wracking to try and trick people, and that nervousness diminishes social confidence. It's so much more relaxing to be honest about uncertainty and embrace it - and being more relaxed helps me be more persuasive. Win-win!

[@alexp7274]

You've put your finger on something that very few people realize is so valuable Julia. Being a leader isn't about being right, it's about finding out what may be right from those you lead, without the fear of losing their respect.

[@toothpastehombre]

Hooray you narrate the audiobook!! I look forward to the listen

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as C is for Courage Vs Think more as D is for Determine

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more with irony of human heart Vs Think more with own's soul counterpart

[@incollectio]

Yes. Thank you for such an eloquent articulation of the idea. When I was doing my pedagogical subject teacher's qualification, in Finland, one of the students was quite obsessed with the thought that a teacher should always project an aura of being a _knowledgeable_ authority rather than display any disposition of uncertainty. It just seemed like a ridiculous view to hold, given the natural limitations of humans, including teachers. If anything, teachers should be guides in how to seek knowledge, not a walking encyclopedia from a seemingly impossible future where everything is known.

[@kidd7359]

Allot of professional people could be more open. Doctors and dentists come to mind

[@MedlifeCrisis]

I agree with everything you say as always (and really looking forward to the book), but your mention of the word "influential" in the title made me think of social media. I'll use medicine as an example simply because that's what I know, but it's clearly central to science to understand uncertainty's role and appropriately express confidence (or lack thereof), but because that can be an unsatisfying answer for a patient in need of something to help them, they will gravitate towards the quack who can be 100% certain that their treatment will work. Social confidence might have more relevance in the business world, such as in the example you present of Bezos, but while I agree you don't NEED certainty to become influential, on medical topics being certain is a surefire route to popularity. The doctor being very measured in what she says online, explaining there is uncertainty to the treatments she gives, will lose out to the doctor who says with great conviction that masks don't work and vaccines are harmful.

[@naveej]

I agree with your differentiation depending on the industry you are in. Something I am curious about is: How would you describe the weight of negative outcomes for the doctor who gives 100% certainty vs the more 'honest/upfront' doctor who gives a realistic evaluation? How does it affect the credibility of both doctors, especially over time? I feel like the 100% certain doctor will 'only' win over patients in the short term.

[@scandinerdian1961]

@@naveej Agreed, we tend to gravitate towards short term benefits, but forget that long term effects, and a change in opinions and mindsets, take time. Thus the long term positive effects might not be immediately visible, but may in fact have greater gravitas.

[@thereligionofrationality8257]

I find it highly interesting that you self-identify with the "measured, uncertain" online doctor, when you yourself don't fall into that category at all! And you mix subjects to boot (to muddy the waters?) Vaccines are wonderful things, once they've been subject to the proper clinical testing; everyone knows that. They've saved and prolonged billions of lives. Everyone also knows that masks (as well as social distancing, school and business closures, curfews, and partial lockdowns) have no effect on the spread of infectious viral respiratory diseases. All historical empirical data to date (clinical studies and observational data) show this to be true. And it is true for obvious evolutionary reasons. But it's nice to see you here listening to someone who is logical and bayesian; maybe it will rub off on you! Cheers, doc.

[@MedlifeCrisis]

@@thereligionofrationality8257 Could you point out where I have exhibited the behaviour to which you refer?

[@ronbn3117]

​@@thereligionofrationality8257 Did Medlife Crisis really indicate that he self-identifies with the "measured, uncertain" online doctor? I can see that one might assume, as I feel that you might've, that a person would self-identify with what they describe as better or superior. Although it's a sensible assumption, I think we should be wary of making such assumptions. Often we can find ourselves assuming the worst when someone really only tried to be helpful. I don't think he was trying to be superior or anything, I feel he was just trying to add to the conversation. Also, as someone who watched some of his videos about the covid pandemic, I didn't feel that he was too confident in his views, but I may be forgetting something.

[@surbarus]

I came across your channel two days ago while researching bayesian......cant wait to read your book now

[@deliaandronache954]

Same😍

[@Eclipse5062]

Me too!

[@davidgill3356]

I just found it, it is a huge drink of cool water in the hell of you tube hysterics.

[@michaeltape8282]

Yes, she doesn't post often (some channels I feel post too often), but when she does, it is thought provoking. Well worth the watch, and a thumbs up. She is one of the thinkers that I wish would post more often.

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more when I cannot be fool by anyone... Vs Think more as I develop the habit of self nurturing

[@muhammadaulia5298]

I've read your book called scout mindset and it was mind changing, thriving to become scout is very good idea, even im more motivated to become scout because my family loves heated debate and politics with soldier glasses, seeking truth and be compassion to other human because in the end we all are apes are the best advice i ever receive because i was so cynical to my family, thanks julia

[@technoviking3827]

Congrats on the release! Can't wait to read it

[@bldbar118]

It has really amazed me to see how elaborate defense mechanisms work on a precognitive level to "create the reality that they want/expect to see." Breaking through that is far more tricky than just "pointing out the truth," because as they see it their distortion IS the truth. I've seen false memories of events created, and the contortions people get in trying to defend them, not even because they are malicious, but because they have too much invested in the delusion to abandon it. Trauma has a lot to do with this process, and thus these people are in many ways victims of their own minds, despite also gaslighting those around them. They often times rely on the social confidence you speak of in order to make the whole mess work, responding with a lot of force very quickly in an attempt to overwhelm the subject. Being ruthlessly honest with myself and scrupulous in my information gathering has lead to great epistemic confidence, which has allowed me to stand my ground in the face of the onslaught. It's still difficult in the moment to counter the social confidence, but I feel anchored in a foundation of truth that makes it at least possible to orient myself in the maelstrom of misinformation. Thanks for being an advocate for rational thought process: I think the theme of the book is a great example of how to approach an "enemy position." I look forward to reading it.

[@naturallaw1733]

maybe the Traumas they have experienced have created strong, firm Egos in them for "protection" that also lead to the Soldier Mindset of Bias, Distortion and Delusion.

[@anthonypc1]

This is greatly encouraging! I take pride in maintaining epistemic humility, but also care to be an activist and leader (in a creative field, not politician!) I think intelligently skeptical people can respect this. I've just been concerned that a majority of people seem to discredit whoever admits doubt, and take for granted whatever they're told with unwavering assurance, if it doesn't clash with their preexisting belief network. But I haven't seen statistics on this.

[@charlesspringer4709]

Taking pride in your humility must be one of the 10 deadly sins :-) It goeth before a fall.

[@anthonypc1]

@@charlesspringer4709 I'm interested what's the connection you see between my what I said and what you replied? Anyway, not sure I'd consider it particularly deadly, nor even necessarily bad, to take pride in maintaining your epistemic humility, or any other sort of intellectual or interpersonal humility that's beneficial. Sin is just a theological concept as I understand it. so I suppose aspiring to cultivate any kind of humility could make the top 10 list of things that offend a god, depending on who's make-believe we're consulting. it's all up to anyone's opinion. What kind of falling does intellectual humility forebode? was that a biblical reference?

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think Choir, Trio, Duet, Solo Vs Think 😎💎

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think 🧘🏻‍♂️💎 Vs Think 🖌️🎨💎

[@joeteejoetee]

I look forward to buying your "Mindset" book because of all your candid videos about logic and thinking. Bravo and congratulations!

[@RigzoTV]

I don't know the reason, but watching you talking is so satisfying.

[@alexgeeves7096]

Good vocabulary

[@AlternicityBlogspot]

She is intelligent, good looking and well spoken.

[@evan5854]

Notice how she doesn't say "um", or "like". She's good communicator for sure.

[@a.m9472]

@@evan5854 Lol not quite. Uh/Um count: 1:00 1:24 1:52 2:01 2:33 2:47 3:05 3:12 It’s infrequent but still there as something to work on. Regardless, she’s very pleasant to listen to.

[@brianarbenz7206]

@@a.m9472 Yeah, let's hyper-analyze the speaker, right down to the _Uh/Um count._ Is there a site somewhere where the Uh/Um Counts of public figures are posted, updated hourly?

[@Stefan_1306]

I immediately preordered the book after listening to one of her talks. It seems to me there are not enough people who think about thinking in this way, let alone write a book about it.

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the hardest way the one thing I always keep winning a particular argument.. Vs Think more the hardest way the one thing I never lies to self

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as how I openly huggingly hold you tight.. Vs Think more as wise as how I repeatedly nurtured myself to not lie myself

[@KonradTamas]

Awesome topic! I always tried to explain this mindset to people, but didn`t had the right words to explain it. I even hurt them with this mindset, by telling them the truth so they can improve and build on it. ( You cannot build on lies! ) Many times I was hitting a wall with them and realised, they did not wanted to change, it was too much for them.( They were searching for a silver bullet / overnight pill ) They just wanted an emotional plaster on the problem so it does not hurt anymore! Sadly, as the Scout Mindset gives you the best possible foundation to build upon (reality). Many people are not prepared for it and they are emotionally too week to handle the burden of truth. Which is the first step to achieve true power in some ones life.

[@ChPonsard]

Great to get a better grasp on this, thank you. I went into politics 10+ years ago, partially because I had this sense there's a place in politics for confident displays of epistemic uncertainty. Seems like that wasn't naive at all, after seeing this.

[@TheJezcol]

Don't let the bastards ground U down though!

[@ChPonsard]

@@TheJezcol Hehe, thanks. I have the impression most people in politics, at least in Belgium, are doing their best. But everybody has a lot to learn :)

[@alexisoviedo7524]

I watched your TED talk on this matter, and I'm kind of familiar with the subject. I want to read the book!!

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the hardest way like when I always come closer to you just how wise I committedly surrender myself to you when I don't know how to deal with the situation at present... Vs Think more just how wise I hold you tightly when I don't know what to do and confused with myself

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more if this is the only way for me of dealing to you... Vs Think more it makes no sense to act as if I have enjoy what I haven't yet

[@wyocoloexperience7025]

Nice to see you again, Julia! I'll check out your book for sure!

[@Sepehrdad_Rahimian]

She's back with a book... So proud of you :))

[@manbeardogstar]

Wow! Such a great mind-set to have. Just pre-ordered the book. First time I heard Julia speak on a recommendation and I've never looked back. Life saver :-)

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise with first 14 minutes of Sunday... Vs Think more as wise as possible the hardest way when I learnt how to worth what I spend willingly

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more this is why I can't be fool by what I see.. Vs Think more this is why I expressively managed to openly be me to you as long as there are disturbing temptations that weaken my mind

[@PianoDentist]

Thanks Julia for writing about these important topics. My friends think I'm weird always talking about epistemology! I have pre-ordered your book.

[@physicsguy877]

You should listen to your friends

[@av5452]

Wow, i just discovered this channel, love it.I was binging your old videos and was intrigued if you wrote any book, and now I know :P

[@MrTlong2010]

She has a great podcast, too! "Rationally Speaking".

[@kewlbeone5949]

Such a refreshing personality.

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think Embracing Failures matter Vs Think fool not by success chasers

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more to fool not by rumourers with an intention to discredit my image Vs Think more as wise as honestly darer

[@fxm5715]

I spent several years as a technical director in a tech company and university professor. In my experience, admitting right up front with comfort and directness when you don't know something for sure is liberating and builds trust. Saying, "I don't know. I'll look into it and see what we can do." or, "I've got an idea, but I'll need to dig into it to know if it will actually work." or when a student is having a problem, "I don't know how you can do X. You might try A, B, and C. If they don't work, they might give you some ideas for other directions to explore." Yes, I'm an "expert" but the nature of the work I do and the things I teach is that new problems pop up all the time. The skill/experience is not in having the answers, but the willingness to look for solutions and having a useful mental toolbox that help find them, and accepting that some of the exploration will lead to dead ends. I'm looking forward to reading your book.

[@vanrozay8871]

"i'm not sure; let's find out" works well, too.

[@fxm5715]

Also, "Hmm, I'm not sure. What have you tried so far? What did you get vs. what you were expecting?" is a good one for getting the gears turning in people's heads.

[@simonrodriguez4685]

How timely. A crusader for common sense amidst the debacle of the shared sense of reality.

[@TheJezcol]

Here here!

[@simonrodriguez4685]

@@TheJezcol Everywhere, everywhere! Please!

[@FutureMindset]

A lot of people tend to have this notion that blind belief and devotion is going to convince others to join you but it's your honesty that'll actually get them to trust you. Nothing sucks people in more than someone who is willing to take an objective look at the situation. Someone who is truly influential will also never allow their confidence to cloud their own judgment and will acknowledge their intellectual limitations. Of course, it's also important to stay focused and determined to succeed.

[@vanrozay8871]

your take is off, idealistic. else how did so many fall for the grandstanding of someone who clearly was so self-centered that he constantly demanded loyalty and praise? his needy personality guaranteed he'd be a lousy leader, but the appeal to racism and resentment ensnared millions. if things worked as you suggest, such a fraud would never have had a chance against truth-tellers.

[@toi4154]

Seeming honest is part of being convinging, but that doesn't always require actually being honest.

[@vanrozay8871]

@@toi4154 of course, the key word in your comment is "seeming." many people with little understanding of their own or others' motivations and self-delusions are sitting ducks for honest "seeming" talkers. trump couldn't have gone anywhere with a more sophisticated, less religious population. but small-town fear/distrust of big-city, educated "elitists" primes his dupes for submission.

[@toi4154]

@@vanrozay8871 And when people like someone who is a known liar, they still see them as honest in some twisted way. They might say something like: "At least he shows what he really is, unlike those who..."

[@vanrozay8871]

@@toi4154 yup!

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as another additional 2+ KG amount of chestnut I picked in the evening hours as well with 90 minutes grass cutting labouring... Vs Think more as wise as little portion of pork head mixed with ginger and onion eater during morning meal, a piece of oven dried fish during lunch, a fried egg mixed with 1/4 onion, 1 chilli and 1/2 of tomato in the evening refreshment tea as well as another not fully grown cucumber I snatched from garden excluded rice, tea, sugar, oil, salt etc

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the hardest way when I learnt how to trust no one... Vs Think more as wise as possible when I learnt how to simplify the Ginger tasting among all other kitchen spices

[@kj-uv7zr]

I can't look away until you look away; I am certain that your focus is inspirational.

[@ibrahimsharara6753]

Congrats! Nd we really are glad that yr back ! :)

[@michaeltape8282]

I loved your video regarding Darwin's critic! Origin of Species fascinated me as a youth. I'd like to get your book. I have so many books to read though. If I did, would you sign it? Love your channel. I wish you would post more often.

[@laurencezemlick1979]

Great leaders ask a lot of questions. They listen more than they talk. It takes a lot of social confidence to be willing to risk putting your beliefs on “trial”. True confidence is being able to stand up in front of your peers and say “I don’t know”

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more till 12:45 PM Vs Think more the hardest way of living always, even when easiness teach me to grab and enjoy with it

[@jimwalsh5940]

Already ordered it.

[@KI4TZA]

I've already pre-ordered the Kindle version - looking forward to it!

[@quicktastic]

Can't wait for the book!

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think atonement Vs Think Vigilant

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more by knowing the truth... Vs Think more why shouldn't I be fool

[@cain8160]

How the hell does she keep that much level of eye contact, i'm not complaining though

[@lightotw]

Also, if you move around the room, she is still making eye contact. She's really good at giving us her full attention. :-)

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

Right?

[@pcmori27]

Looking forward to the book! I've read Thinking in Bets by Annie Duke and Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman and this seems a great book following the same themes.

[@blackheart6897]

It's so hard listening and watching her simultaneously. I feel like 90% of my brain processes her beauty. Maybe podcast will be fine

[@adrianj2666]

I think she gained too much weight

[@huh8b7b27]

@@adrianj2666 nah she hit the wall bro

[@radiocorrective]

@@adrianj2666 I think you gained too much weight in your ugly personality which influences your perception of others.

[@samhansen9771]

Try looking away

[@rowifi]

She is definitely cute

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the hardest way as how the line break tag is used to insert a line break in an HTML document... Vs Think more the hardest way with why it is called an empty tag

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as when I'm wise enough to come and hide in you.... Vs Think more as wise as when I realised people copy and people paste

[@rob-toolsandtech2521]

Hey Julia, I ran across your channel recently and have been loving your videos. This is interesting. I always wondered if it was just me, because this holds true for me. For instance, the professors I respected the most were the ones who would admit they didn’t have the answer to a question. I had one who would say something like, “that’s a great question, and I don’t know the answer, but if you research it and find out, please let me know, because I’d be interested.” I really respected him. I had a different professor who would sometimes look annoyed when I’d ask questions he didn’t have the answer to. I wasn’t trying to make him look bad, I was just genuinely curious.

[@KingdomOfApple]

I've experienced this with my bosses throughout the years.. Some Would be annoyed that you'd corrected a mistake of theirs, often dismissing it; others would be glad you corrected them, which would give them new knowledge.

[@mugsofmirth8101]

Yep. Interesting how it's the know-it-alls who are the most ignorant and of course the most arrogant.

[@punditgi]

Mazel tov! Love your videos and will surely love your book. A bi gezunt!

[@nichoudha]

do you have any idea how many years I've been a fan and waited for you to publish a book?

[@TheEnergizer94]

1 year :D

[@nichoudha]

@@TheEnergizer94 since her TAM presentation around 2012 - 2013 actually.

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more after "while listening to music as I worked for nearly 2 hours... Vs Think more as wise as how I tell mother to put more effort, than what I worked on Monday, if she's willing to bonus me more than what I get yesterday morning

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more till 08:59 AM Vs Think less with a basket of falling reapen pears that I timelessly help my family this morning

[@geooftheo9144]

As a former scout this makes sense to me. I've read one of your other books. Brains and beauty

[@rashidalmoravid8965]

Today is the big day! Ramadan mubarak 🌙

[@emileriksen2481]

Nop.

[@youtou252]

"LPT: be confident" wow thanks i'm cured

[@supperhey]

“Demand not that things happen as you wish, but wish them to happen as they do, and you will go on well.” ― Epictetus,

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as possible as I woke up from dreaming while asleep in a day since 12:21 PM till 01:58 PM... Vs Think more as wise as possible to live like how I rule myself through out a day, and fool not by what's make me worrying like noises from outside or inside

[@re_i_gn]

You literally aged by 3 years within the span of 9 years. wtf.

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as sustaining cellular battery Vs Think less as it's automatically percentage decreasing last night from 80% to 42% when I do nothing

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as last night commenter Vs Think more as Truth, Doubt and Wisdom

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the more I was fool by the foolishes... Vs Think more the more I can't expressed their foolishnesses

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think think less Vs Think busy less

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as possible when I learnt how not to be fool by community stuffs... Vs Think more how to fail but not how to succeed

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as possible with Desktop Screen Vs Think more as wise as possible like how I managed to stare at Computer screen clock when I sat at Cyber Cafe's PC

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as possible like how I managed to hold you tightly when I feel like you love me less when I didn't focus more on you... Vs Think more like I know I can't take forgranting of my soul friends either

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more the hardest way as wise as possible with the last reasonable bearing comments I posted 40 minutes ago... Vs Think more the hardest way with how much my expressively communicated pointing finger on touchscreen have contributed to me this day although I was incompetently matched with every hard-working people of a day physically

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think less the oldies matured likeness.. Vs Think more the 30 years old way

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more here's the point real... Vs Think more here's the point its not about repeatedly exiting self pleasure, but how I understandably know what you're meant for, and why I didn't wanted "If in that case it must be big"...

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as 100% greyish black colour cloud in the sky... Vs Think more as self to self talker

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more with diamond of my Saturday... Vs Think more I didn't care everybody else's saturday

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise with Temperature and how we feel when it's hot, warm or cool.. Vs Think more as A is for Amaze, B is for Believe

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think less with technical error issues occurred at 11:34 PM Vs Think more with why 4G to 2G intentionally

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more here's the point to noticing the real ethically... Vs Think more not to be fool as a person with idiots list

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more not to be fool as child of many uncle's, aunts, cousins, relatives, colleagues, friends, neighbours etc... Vs Think more as I grow old way

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as possible the hardest way of how I highlighted myself just how to be me always... Vs Think more the hardest way else the advantage takers will somehow manipulated what's in me

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more as wise as possible with remaining 93 minutes of Saturday, and since the last comment... Vs Think more as wise as possible with few Satellite TV program screen I just watched recently, with a lunch plate that include a two-three spoons of mixture of Pork's head with ginger and onion, it's soup with beans and squashes, as I reached to sleeping spot when I managed to sliding the Touchscreen for more than 15-20 minutes, firing the classy chimney-less oven, dialing two contact numbers etc

[@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468]

Think more till 09:59 AM Vs Think more as wise as possible to rationalise the tiny mistakes I frequently made, at the time of lifting a clutch while starting to move a car, forget to shut the handbrake, over pushing the racing accelerator which resulted to the speed moving of a vehicle etc