jb <> angie

Angie Moon1h 50min

Speaker 1

00:00

Specific formulation in terms of how you can compute it.

Unknown Speaker

00:04

I totally agree with that. It's

Speaker 1

00:06

like you read, I don't know count or Descartes, and its philosophy is great. But so what then? How do you turn lots of books into concrete, actionable things that you can maybe measure, can maybe compare. So I think this is the big challenge you have, is first, maybe at some point, stop the heuristic of going to explore all the theories in the world, yeah, yeah, and then pick some and then translate them into something actionable. I think this is the challenge. Yeah,

Speaker 2

00:48

so that's why I think the rational analysis would be the good place to start, because this is a feasible space. You remember that we had the example of you have this Q and depending on whether it used to be a cube in my YouTube video I shared, do you remember that there is a desirability factor and visibility factor and desirability, if desirability changes, That means that your objective, this way changes to kind of this way, and with the same feasibility space. For instance, here the optimal value was this, but now it became this, whereas if you change the visibility, this is desirability, then this cube, what you do, cube is half, and now this is not visible anymore, so it gets changed to this. So what I feel about the expectation is you are in advance, expanding this feasible space so that later you have more room to pivot to

Speaker 1

01:58

but this space expansion is not infinite, though, yeah, still obeys some it's still constrained to it's basically derivative to what you already have. This is what I think is interesting in government, this idea that you, you basically, you, you just, yeah, you have to reduce all what is possible, or what is feasible, let's say to already some, some kind of contingencies, and they could be physical, historically, an expectation, But maybe it's not physical. In your case, it's like some kind of skills that you have, resources and so on, and so, yeah,

Speaker 2

02:47

so what I feel about entrepreneurship, if we are to represent an optimization sense, this is the basic template. And when we write this, a, x equals b, it's like a matrix. And this rows, rows and columns. This column stands for how many variables that you have, decision variables, like who to hire. For instance, there are hierarchies of choices, like for Airbnb, um, there was actually one relevant talk.

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