Philosophy

We glorify life's work outcomes over fund cycle timelines.

How do we square this anomaly with the stable happiness for the creators of knowledge capital?

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So by happiness i mean less in a fluffy sense and more in a "how do we keep competent people going longer because that ultimately increases GDP" <- plenty to debate in that but its a close representation of my first principles

Can you flesh out why risk on = shorter timeline celebration?

It's a byproduct of the current nature of risk-on capital markets, plus capitalism wasn't intended to optimize for individual happiness. If anything that's an anomaly.

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sorta wrestling with how as a general rule "doing hard things take a lot of time" but the big celebrations we talk about publicly are skewed towards "big thing happens fast"

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(Also I just don’t get it)

Creators of knowledge capital can find stable happiness by valuing the intrinsic rewards of their work, building a supportive environment, and emphasizing both short-term outcomes and long-term processes.