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I Don't Think Individual Media Outlets Will Regulate. There Are Such Things As Self-regulatory Organizations That Will Look At The Members Of The Industry And Their Behavior And Establish Standards Of Behavior.

We Don't Have Ways Of Resolving The Arguments In Idea Meritocratic Way.

Don't Be A Perfectionist, Because Perfectionists Often Spend Too Much Time On Little Differences At The Margins At The Expense Of Other Big, Important Things. Be An Effective Imperfectionist. Solutions That Broadly Work Well (e.g., How People Should Contact Each Other In The Event Of Crises) Are Generally Better Than Highly Specialized Solutions (e.g., How Each Person Should Contact Each Other In The Event Of Every Conceivable Crisis).

Sometimes We Forge Our Own Principles And Sometimes We Accept Others' Principles, Or Holistic Packages Of Principles, Such As Religion And Legal Systems. While It Isn't Necessarily A Bad Thing To Use Others' Principles - It's Difficult To Come Up With Your Own, And Often Much Wisdom Has Gone Into Those Already Created - Adopting Pre-packaged Principles Without Much Thought Exposes You To The Risk Of Inconsistency With Your True Values.

I Learned That Everyone Makes Mistakes And Has Weaknesses And That One Of The Most Important Things That Differentiates People Is Their Approach To Handling Them. I Learned That There Is An Incredible Beauty To Mistakes, Because Embedded In Each Mistake Is A Puzzle, And A Gem That I Could Get If I Solved It, I.e. A Principle That I Could Use To Reduce My Mistakes In The Future.