Yesterday I read the psychology of human misjudgment by Charlie Munger again. This should be the third time I have watched it this year, and I have watched it more than twenty times in total. Although I have watched
so many times, sometimes I still can't remember it.
Munger gives the answer, humans are born with the tendency to forget if they don’t use it.
So when you feel that you can't remember things, don't blame yourself, because you are normal. How to solve this problem
?
Munger also gave the answer - a checklist.
For example, Munger's misjudgment psychology is my list of psychological algorithms. When I encounter a phenomenon, I want to know what psychological factors are behind this phenomenon. If I can't think of it, I might as well take out the misjudgment psychology of humans and compare them one by one.
In addition to the psychology list, we also need to summarize many lists. The lists of various types are combined into a multi-mind thinking model.
At present, I have sorted out the psychology list, microeconomics list, game theory list, probability theory list, financial analysis list and evolution theory list. Note that what I am talking about is sorting, not mastering.
Yesterday I said that small steps have three purposes: burden reduction, persistence and memorandum. In fact, these three purposes are relatively false, and there are two pragmatic purposes:
First, collect a list and obtain a list of thoughts by reading various types of books.
Next, practice list. There are many ways to list
, and investing in stocks is one way.
If my multi-dimensional thinking model is right, it is only a matter of time to make money.
Another method is to read books. There are very rich phenomena or events in the books, so you can use a multi-cloud thinking model to understand these phenomena.
Of course, events that are happening in real life can also be practiced in the multi-minded thinking model.
The rich multi-minded thinking model is like the stars in the sky. Connecting them together is a huge net with powerful energy, just like the Lollapaioza effect Munger said.
Under the influence of this effect, we will be smarter.
Below is Munger's human misjudgment psychology:
