What are the most important ideas to understand?

Concepts & Knowledge|

#1Evolution by Natural Selection#2Bayes’ Rule / Probabilistic Thinking#3Economic Efficiency#4Signaling Theory and Game Theory Basics#5Cognitive Biases and Heuristics#6Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule) and Power Laws#7Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems

#1Evolution and Natural Selection#2Bayes' Rule#3Economic Efficiency#4Signalling and Game Theory#5Biases and Heuristics#6Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem

#1Natural Selection#1The Gene-Centered View#2Entropy#2Compounding#2Probabilistic Thinking#3Incentives #3Opportunity Cost#3Game Theory#3Nash Equilibrium#4Cognitive Biases #4Confirmation Bias #4Availability Heuristic #4The Map is Not the Territory #4Agency #5Falsifiability+5 more

#1Communicating#2Thinking#3Calculating

#1book #2article #3economics #4biology #5AI#6philosophy#7news story#8event#9product#10company#11technology

#	Entity	Score
01	mental models	50.9
02	Charlie Munger	31.4
03	First-principles reasoning	30.1
04	book	30.0
05	jamesclear.com	24.8
06	Entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics	24.5
07	article	23.1
08	supply and demand	22.2
09	Compounding and leverage	22.0
10	Elon Musk	21.5
11	game theory	20.7
12	class lecture	20.3
13	AI	18.7
14	Incentives	18.6
15	opportunity cost	18.2
16	economics	17.7
17	biology	16.9
18	second-order effects	16.5
19	notes	16.3
20	document	15.8
21	Antifragility and optionality	15.6
22	The Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule)	15.0
23	key concepts	14.1
24	simplicable.com	13.5
25	Einstein	13.5
26	abstraction	13.1
27	analysis	12.8
28	causation	12.5
29	inversion	12.3
30	logic	12.2

What are the most important ideas to understand?

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