Shane Parrish on the asymmetry between obvious and true: the things we already know are often the things we have not yet fully internalized into our habits.
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Peter Norvig's classic rebuttal to the 'learn to code in 21 days' industry — why real programming expertise takes a decade of deliberate practice, and what the research on expertise actually shows.
It is about the real value of a real education, which has almost nothing to do with knowledge, and everything to do with simple awareness.
DFW's 2005 Kenyon speech, hosted on Farnam Street: the uncredentialed commodity is attention, not information. Twenty years on, still unanswered.
