Naval Ravikant 短篇博客原文

• Find the Simplest Thing That Works
• Good Products Are Hard to Vary
• Most Books Should Be Skimmed, A Few Should Be Devoured
• The Best Authors Respect the Reader’s Time
• It Is Impossible to Fool Mother Nature
• Blame Yourself for Everything, and Preserve Your Agency
• Pause, Reflect, See How Well it Did
• Hiring a Podcast Editor and Personal Chief of Staff
• You Have to Enjoy It a Lot
• Find Your Specific Knowledge Through Action
• When You Truly Work for Yourself
• In Most Difficult Things in Life, The Solution is Indirect
• If You Want to Learn, Do
• Life is Lived in The Arena
• Inspiration All the Way Down
• Podcast
• Science
• Technology
• Wealth
• Interviews
• Crypto
• To a Caveman Very Few Things Are Resources
• Knowledge Makes the Existence of Resources Infinite
• Groups Never Admit Failure
• Making Something Social Destroys the Truth of It
• Free Markets Provide the Best Feedback
• The Poverty of Compromise
• Innovation Requires Decentralization and a Frontier
• Don’t Rely on Credibility Stamps
• One Einstein Is Worth A Legion Of PhD Drones
• Ideas Are the New Oil
• Aliens Would Visit for Knowledge, Not Resources
• Aliens Might Just Be Too Far Away
• If You Can’t Program It, You Haven't Understood It
• The Probability of Human Existence Is Infinitesimally Small
• Intelligent Species Have Risen Only Once on Planet Earth
• Where Are the Aliens?
• It’s Mind Blowing That Our Minds Can’t Be Blown
• More Compute Power Doesn’t Produce AGI
• We Are Qualitatively Different From Other Species
• Humans Are Exceptional
• Genetic Evolution Was a Prelude to Memetic Evolution
• There Can Be No Final Theory of Gravity
• No Truth Can Be Justified
• With a Good Theory of Knowledge, You Can Decide What Else Is True
• Rational Optimism Is the Way Out
• Pessimism Seems Like an Intellectually Serious Position
• It’s Easy to Extrapolate How Things Will Get Worse
• We’re All Equal in Our Infinite Ignorance
• It’s Rare to Have Competing, Viable, Scientific Theories
• Science Advances One Funeral at a Time
• Make Bold Guesses and Weed Out the Failures
• Theories Are Explanations, Not Predictions
• Science Is an Error-Correcting Mechanism
• Science Expands Our Vision of Reality
• We Explain the Seen in Terms of the Unseen
• The Multiverse
• Is Light a Particle or a Wave?
• Probability Is Subjective
• We Can’t Prove Most Theorems with Known Physics
• Every Theory Is Held Inside a Physical Substrate
• Is the Universe Discrete or Continuous?
• All Knowledge Is Conjectural
• The Methods of Mathematics Are Fallible
• There Is No Settled Mathematics
• There Is No End of Science
• Good Explanations Are Hard to Vary
• Good Explanations Are Acts of Creativity
• Humans Are Unique in Our Ability to Understand Things
• It’s Impossible to Predict the Growth of Knowledge
• People Are a Force of Nature
• We’re at the Beginning of an Infinity of Knowledge
• Read the Best 100 Books Over and Over Again
• Explanations That Reach the Entire Universe
• Nullius in Verba
• This Book Changed the Way I Think
• Science Is the Engine That Pulls Humanity Forward
• The Box
• Stories
• Venture Capital
• The Path to Peace Is Truth
• Groups Search for Consensus, Individuals Search for Truth
• The Closer You Are to the Truth, the More Silent You Become Inside
• Happiness Is Peace in Motion
• Finding Peace from Mind
• Breaking Addiction Is Socially Unacceptable
• The Modern Struggle Is Fighting Weaponized Addiction
• Work the Least for It
• Being Unhappy Is Extremely Inefficient
• If You’re So Smart, Why Aren’t You Happy?
• Desire Is a Contract You Make to Be Unhappy
• Happiness Is a Skill You Can Develop
• Happiness Is Not Science or Math
• Happiness Without Material Comfort Is Playing on Hard Mode
• Live Long Enough and You’ll Become a Philosopher
• Externalities: Calculating the Hidden Costs of Products
• Net Present Value: What Future Income Is Worth Today
• Consumer Surplus: Getting More Than You Paid For
• Price Discrimination: Charge Some People More
• Compounding Relationships Make Life Easier
• Turn Short-Term Games Into Long-Term Games
• Schelling Point: Cooperating Without Communicating
• Kelly Criterion: Avoid Ruin
• Principal-Agent Problem: Act Like an Owner
• Envy Can Be Useful, or It Can Eat You Alive
• Being Ethical Is Long-Term Greedy
• We Should All Be Working for Ourselves
• Accountability Means Letting People Criticize You
• Productize Yourself
• There Are No Get Rich Quick Schemes
• A Calm Mind, a Fit Body, a House Full of Love
• Reject Most Advice
• Eventually You Will Get What You Deserve
• Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes
• Escape Competition Through Authenticity
• Keep Redefining What You Do
• Be Too Busy to ‘Do Coffee’
• Work As Hard As You Can
• Set an Aspirational Hourly Rate
• Judgment Is the Decisive Skill
• Example: From Laborer to Entrepreneur
• Pick a Business Model With Leverage
• Product Leverage is Egalitarian
• Product and Media are New Leverage
• Labor and Capital Are Old Leverage
• Take Accountability to Earn Equity
• Embrace Accountability to Get Leverage
• There's No Actual Skill Called “Business”
• The Foundations Are Math and Logic
• Read What You Love Until You Love to Read
• Learn to Sell, Learn to Build
• Specific Knowledge Is Highly Creative or Technical
• Arm Yourself With Specific Knowledge
• Partner With Rational Optimists
• Pick Partners With Intelligence, Energy and Integrity
• Play Long-term Games With Long-term People
• The Internet Has Massively Broadened Career Possibilities
• Give Society What It Doesn't Know How to Get
• Live Below Your Means for Freedom
• You Won't Get Rich Renting Out Your Time
• Make Luck Your Destiny
• Making Money Isn't About Luck
• Free Markets Are Intrinsic to Humans
• Make Abundance for the World
• Seek Wealth, Not Money or Status
• The Need for Indifference
• A Founder's Anxiety
• On Humility
• On Meditation
• The truth about hard work
• American Fall
• Politics
• American Spring
• A Venture SLA
• Build a Team that Ships
• Startups
• Why You Can't Hire
• Towards a Literate Nation
• Google should pull an Android on Facebook
• There is No Angel Bubble. There are Many Angel Bubbles.
• The Unbundling of the Venture Capital Industry
• Funding Markets Develop in Reverse
• Privacy Violations
• Interview on Entrepreneurship up at GigaOm TV
• Why (Private) Investors are Herd Animals
• Who has time for meetings?
• Venture Hacks Meetup and Panel at SXSW
• Sundry
• Docverse and Mixer Labs exit stage right
• Self-Promotion
• The iPad is imPortant
• Y Combinator vs. Graduate School
• Why You Need to be in Silicon Valley
• Live Appearance
• How to Pick a Co-Founder (at Venture Hacks)
• The returns to entrepreneurship
• Extrapolating Computing
• The Foundations of Cooperation
• Quotes
• Mencken on Politics
• New Blog and Feed Address
• Users bring you traffic
• Charlie Munger on Getting Ahead
• Warren Buffett on Effort and Value
• Samuel Adams on Freedom
• Keynes on the Currency
• Tumblr customer service blows me away
• Yahoo!'s Search Brand is Done
• Search
• Perpetual Stimulation Machine
• New year, new blog
• A User Model for Social Software
• Churchill on Persistence
• Life Formulas I
• The Aging Entrepreneur
• STIRR discovers Price Discrimination
• Venture Hacks is Hiring - One Man Developer Army
• Jobs
• Two More Hacks
• Introducing: Venture Hacks
• Be Chaotic Neutral
• Why We May Think
• Bill Burnham on the future of Google Base
• Classifieds
• Vast.com launches Credit Card Search!
• Web 2.0 Meme Wars Begin
• Mobbin'
• Something Vast This Way Comes
• Web 2.0 + Web 2.0 = Web 3.0
• Craigslist is Worth More than EBay
• Dare Microsoft Kill Google? (updated)
• Job Opening at my New Company
• Craigslist takes on Sand Hill Road
• Fix the Search Interface First
• Isn't it obvious what Web 2.0 is?
• Bubble
• Yes, the bubble is back
• How Microsoft can Obliterate Google
• VC Bundling
• Lawyers or Insurance Salesmen?
• The 80-hour Myth
• Securitize Citizenship!
• Unquantifiable Risk
• Do Animals Laugh?
• Natural Beauty
• Hong Kong is Civilized
• American Culture