peterkshultz
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
Jane Bald through Hump Mountain was my favorite section on the Appalachian Trail, except maybe for a few sections in Maine.
Unit economics for commercial aviation have changed substantially since the industry's inception.
I learned in school that gyms sell more memberships than their facilities have space to support. People think that by buying a membership, they're locking themselves into going and working out because they're paying for it.
Sometimes, however, people conflate paying for the gym membership as actually going to the gym, and then don't go at all.
But yes, as you said: it boils down to accountability.
See Paul Graham's essay on wealth, specifically the subject about the pie fallacy. "...although there may be, in certain specific moments (like your family, this month) a fixed amount of money available to trade with other people for things you want, there is not a fixed amount of wealth in the world. You can make more wealth. Wealth has been getting created and destroyed (but on balance, created) for all of human history." [1]
Fritos and Nutty Buddies were my go-to. I added a few notes about my trip here: https://pkshultz.com/at/
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunk_cost#Loss_aversion_and_th...
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banq_(term)