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A batch of the best highlights from what Tristan's read, .
Our minds are primed to think that all we see is all that will ever be. And so much of the difficulty of investing stems from the fact that “what you see is exactly the opposite of what you get.” Stocks that have done well in the past three to five years tend to do poorly for the next few years. Those who make many trades tend to be outperformed by those who make few trades. This tendency for black to be white and up to be down is what I have often referred to as “Wall Street Bizarro World” and it accounts for the staying power of value strategies.
The Behavioral Investor
Daniel Crosby
Perhaps the single most important part of being agile is getting feedback from users and then acting on that feedback to make changes.
4.5: Design Refactoring and Iterating
The Interaction Design Foundation
Solids are as changing as the sunset sky. Their difference of motion is but relative.
The Universal One
Walter Russell
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