How does the enlightenment feel? It feels like correctness, that every passing second feels correct.

“I think I am very consistently enlightened, but sometimes to a small degree. Occasionally also it feels I am not at all ...

It feels like delight. It feels like corre3ctness, that every passing second is correct. It feels like a lot of fun. It feels like creativity and engagement. Not necessarily how I directly interact with the world, but the way It feels to think thoughts. It feels like thoughts are things I am watching walk along the street, down the road, in the distance.”

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From the interview with Spencer Greenberg on Clearer Thinking podcast (28:29)

Hopefully helpful critique

The surveys are very noisy way to gather information. People don’t have a clear knowledge of what they want or who they are.

• This is documented in findings from Jakob Nielsen – one of the main figures who established user research for the tech world. Main idea: don’t listen to user feedback, look at their reactions.
• This is also part of the findings from Everybody lies. What the internet can tell us about who we really are