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Luck is a function of surface area, according to Less Wrong author

The author posits that luck is directly proportional to one's "surface area," meaning the breadth and variety of their involvements and explorations. This concept is framed as a way to understand how individuals become involved in numerous diverse projects. The author defines "cracked" individuals as those who excel in a particular area and are driven to develop their skills and create valuable outcomes, inspiring others to elevate their own performance. AI

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Luck is a function of surface area, according to Less Wrong author

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    Luck is a function of surface area.

    <p><span>Someone asked me "how do you get into so many things?" after seeing the random mix of stuff I'm involved in. There's no easy answer to this question, but I'll try my best to write something that sounds right.</span></p><p><span>This is also an attempt to explain a belief…