This was such a good read, I made an account to say that it should be a post in and of itself.
This example gave me a big aha about left/right political divides.
"One way to think about this is the following thought experiment. You have a tradeoff between how well you can track a setpoint and how well you can reject disturbances. If you make it very difficult to knock a system off a setpoint, it'll reject disturbances well. However, a change in that setpoint might also look like a disturbance, and the system will be similarly sluggish to respond."
Spitballing / overgeneralizing:
Maybe the right could be seen as the part of society better... (read more)
This was such a good read, I made an account to say that it should be a post in and of itself.
This example gave me a big aha about left/right political divides.
"One way to think about this is the following thought experiment. You have a tradeoff between how well you can track a setpoint and how well you can reject disturbances. If you make it very difficult to knock a system off a setpoint, it'll reject disturbances well. However, a change in that setpoint might also look like a disturbance, and the system will be similarly sluggish to respond."
Spitballing / overgeneralizing:
Maybe the right could be seen as the part of society better... (read more)