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louis030195/README.md
# [Louis Beaumont (@louis030195)](https://louis030195.com) 🤔

Carbon-based intelligence 🐒.

🔗 Links

🌊 My memory stream

Here is a list of Louis brain diet & outputs:

👋 Favourite daily quotes from readwise.io/@louis

The great entrepreneurs have found they need to find complements. If you look at yourself and reflect on your skills and your talents and your unique abilities, you’ll find that everybody has their gaps.

Tren Griffin - A Dozen Lessons for Entrepreneurs

2017, Columbia University Press

You’ll never stumble upon the unexpected if you stick only to the familiar.

Continuous Discovery Habits_ Discover Products That Create Customer Value and Business Value

Teresa Torres

And that recipe has two copies of everything, always, in case one copy is broken. Imagine two long rows of pieces of paper. At each place in the row, there are two pieces of paper, and when you have children, your body selects one piece of paper at random from each place in the row, and the mother’s body will do the same, and so the child also gets two pieces of paper at each place in the row.

Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality

Eliezer Yudkowsky

### 🧠 Recent entropy generated by my [brain](https://brain.louis030195.com) ℹ️ some of my latest thoughts, written in obsidian.md notes 
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    📚 Books Louis is reading

    ✍ Recent book reviews

    Anything that align with your interest? Let's have a 15-30 min remote coffee:

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