I can’t remember the exact quote or where it came from, so I’m going to paraphrase.
The end goal of meditation is not to be able to calm your mind while you are sitting cross-legged on the floor, it’s to be able to calm your mind in the middle of a hurricane.
Mapping this onto rationality, there are two question you can ask yourself.
I can’t remember the exact quote or where it came from, so I’m going to paraphrase.
Mapping this onto rationality, there are two question you can ask yourself.
How rational can I be while making decisions in my room?
How rational can I be in the middle of a hurricane?
I think the distinction is important because recognizing it allows you to train both skills separately.
I suspect there is relevance here to maps of different details.
For example playing a ball sport. I can intellectually know a lot more than I can carry out in my system 1 while running from the other players.
For s1 I need tighter models that I can do on the fly. Not sure if that matches perfectly to. Meditating in a hurricane.