1/ Our brains are hardwired for a world that no longer exists.

Technology accelerates exponentially while our intuitions are built for a linear world.

This mismatch is a big part of why we feel overwhelmed. Here’s an unlock I’ve been using: 🧵

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2/ For 99% of human history, effort was linear.

🥾 Walk twice as far → Takes twice as long.
🍓 Gather twice the food → Takes twice the work.

Our minds were built to understand this. We expect straight lines.

3/ But the world now runs on curves.

This is the exponential pace of change in AI, biotech, and computing. It’s why our linear intuition breaks, and trying to predict the future suddenly feels like a hallucination.

5/ This isn't about thinking smaller. It's about thinking smarter.

An impossible 10-year future paralyzes you with abstraction.

A concrete 10-month future energizes you with action.

It yanks you out of an unknowable future and into a manageable present.

4/ So, how do you navigate this?

Stop trying to predict the chaos. The key is to shorten your time horizon.

I call it The 10-Month Rule (ht: @Bitcoin_Sage):

❌ Stop making 10-year plans.
✅ Start making 10-month plans.

I think exponential growth has always been organically encoded in the synergies, the cooperation of the idividuals is the core I guess. tho yeah it may look and feel linear for a human in the beginning — is that what you mean?