Tim Ferriss

Really good horses to bet on.

So it's not just a warning system, right?

It can also be a go signal.

But it... For people who may not... find this to make any sense, I would say you can... re-access these things that you had as a kid.

You can cultivate those sensitivities.

It just takes practice.

And you can start by doing a past year review, go through and be like, all right, what gave me energy and what didn't?

That's usually pretty straightforward.

And if you're not sure, if you're like, I'm not sure, da, da, da, da, that is your answer.

I don't know if anybody's seen the movie Ronin.

It's a really great chase scenes and so on with Robert De Niro.

But there's a quote in there that I'm paraphrasing, but I'm pretty close.

Like, when in doubt, there is no doubt.

So if you're hemming and hawing, it's like, yeah, there's your answer.

It's not a yes.

That's not a whole body yes.

Yeah, I think that humans have...

in some ways, understandably, like, obsolesced intuition or allowed it to atrophy.

In the same way that if you become dependent on Google Maps, you no longer need to develop that faculty, right?

If you look at, for instance, some of the literature that's been published recently looking at cognitive performance pre- and post-AI, or looking at, rather,