Speed of thought

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When actions in the real world can approach the speed of thought, you achieve Wu Wei

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Any relation to the Speed of Causality?

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a Turn of phrase to suggest some combination of the Speed of thought and a Just-in-time Interface

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Something I’ve noticed for myself is that writing freehand, since it goes slower than the Speed of thought , allows my mind to wander and think about its own thoughts. This gives the mind a chance to find insights. I’ve observed in myself and in others that handwriting gives one the time to sit on a thought long enough to have a new perspective on it.

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Actions should be achievable at nearly the Speed of thought

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I think this is what Andy means when he describes the “mindlessness” of a Wu Wei design.

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What’s interesting is that this is in contrast to Space to think. I think this is the difference between action and thought. When we want to act, we should strive for this effortlessness which may come with speed. When we want to explore thought, we need to take a different strategy and slow down, since we aren’t trying to keep up with our thoughts but rather walk around them.

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Speed of thought

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Something I’ve noticed for myself is that writing freehand, since it goes slower than the Speed of thought, allows my mind to wander and think about its own thoughts. This gives the mind a chance to find insights. I’ve observed in myself and in others that handwriting gives one the time to sit on a thought long enough to have a new perspective on it.

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Speed of thought

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Space to think

Actions should be achievable at nearly the Speed of thought