On How People Are Seeing Things Differently
BRIDGEWATER· 2023-12-06 16:00
On How People Are Seeing Things Differently Ray Dalio 2023.12.7 This post is about: Two different ways of thinking and the problems these different ways of thinking are causing How the only way to gain understanding to bring about good outcomes is to see things through other relevant parties' eyes How the perspective one gets from being almost exclusively in one country (e.g., the United States) is distorted, and How most countries are seeing the choice between peace or war. I will do this in two short part ...
What I Learned from How People Reflected on Henry Kissinger
BRIDGEWATER· 2023-12-04 16:00
Group 1: Evaluation of Greatness - The evaluation of a person's greatness often depends on their character, capabilities, intentions, and results over their lifetime[3] - Many individuals weigh a person's achievements based on personal expectations rather than their actual goals[5] - There is a tendency to have less tolerance for mistakes, leading to polarized views on historical figures[5] Group 2: Perspectives on Henry Kissinger - Opinions on Henry Kissinger's greatness are divided, with some focusing on his controversial decisions during the Vietnam War and Cold War[3] - The lack of universally agreed-upon heroes reflects the current polarized societal climate[5] - Understanding a person's intentions and human qualities can significantly influence the assessment of their greatness[9]
The Great and Painful Loss of Henry Kissinger
BRIDGEWATER· 2023-11-29 16:00
multidimensional understanding that extended from ancient times through the most contemporary developments in geopolitics, artificial intelligence, and other elements of human behavior. While losing him is a very painful loss, our having had him in such good shape for over a hundred years was a great gift. The Great and Painful Loss of Henry Kissinger 2023.11.30 Henry Kissinger was the most extraordinary man I knew and a very special friend, so I feel his passing deeply and I have the deepest empathy for th ...