In Silicon Valley startup culture there are many people who are able to pivot when it turns out that there initial assumptions were wrong.
Nassim Taleb makes in his books the claim that successful traders are good at changing their opinion when there are goods arguments to change positions.
CFAR went from teaches Bayes rule and Fermi estimation to teaching parts work. A lot of their curriculum manages to change.
As opposed to whom? Who’s good?
In Silicon Valley startup culture there are many people who are able to pivot when it turns out that there initial assumptions were wrong.
Nassim Taleb makes in his books the claim that successful traders are good at changing their opinion when there are goods arguments to change positions.
CFAR went from teaches Bayes rule and Fermi estimation to teaching parts work. A lot of their curriculum manages to change.