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Competitiveness Is Really What It Costs You Per Man-hour To Get You What You Want. In Other Words, There's An Education Level That Plays Into The Mix And So If It's Inexpensive To Buy An Hour Of Real Good Education In Places Like China Versus The U.s., That Factors In.

Ask Yourself Whether You Have Earned The Right To Have An Opinion. Opinions Are Easy To Produce, So Bad Ones Abound. Knowing That You Don't Know Something Is Nearly As Valuable As Knowing It. The Worst Situation Is Thinking You Know Something When You Don't.

I Think The Greatest Tragedy Of Mankind Is That People Have Ideas And Opinions In Their Heads But Don't Have A Process For Properly Examining These Ideas To Find Out What's True. That Creates A World Of Distortions.

Each Person Assesses Each Other Person's Credibility On Different Dimensions, Because People Are Strong And Weak In Different Things.

Don't Be A Perfectionist, Because Perfectionists Often Spend Too Much Time On Little Differences At The Margins At The Expense Of Other Big, Important Things. Be An Effective Imperfectionist. Solutions That Broadly Work Well (e.g., How People Should Contact Each Other In The Event Of Crises) Are Generally Better Than Highly Specialized Solutions (e.g., How Each Person Should Contact Each Other In The Event Of Every Conceivable Crisis).