People who don't have anything they want to do.

• In the past, the question “I want to learn programming, what language do you recommend?” was answered “First of all, clarify what you want to do”. I thought that the times are repeating themselves.

• I happened to see http://dutoit6.com/183 that just now came through and thought, well, there are “want to do” types and “ideal” types, and the “I want to be a person who can program/understand machine learning” types don’t have anything they want to do.

• If you want to be “a person who can do something,” there are many online programming/machine learning courses available, and you can take them and say “I’m a person who completed this course. socially impactful.]” They are trying to fulfill both objectives at the same time, so they can’t find an option. - Objective Multidimensional Patterns

• There is nothing I want to do. People

• Not specific “I want to do great things.” is not “I want to do” but “I want to be perceived as a great person.”

  • Evaluation by others

    • Goals involving other people’s minds are harmful.

  • You can’t make something great without making something crappy.

  • Social Impact

  • I want to be admired.

  • extrinsic motivation

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