In 1994, Charlie Munger famously talked about a latticework of mental models. He then went on to explain what he meant by citing examples from mathematics, psychology, biology, and microeconomics. Since that day, investment writers of all stripes picked up on the idea and have produced tonnes of material documenting interesting mental models. But is that quite enough?
The undue frugality of the Mental Models crowd
The undue frugality of the Mental Models…
The undue frugality of the Mental Models crowd
In 1994, Charlie Munger famously talked about a latticework of mental models. He then went on to explain what he meant by citing examples from mathematics, psychology, biology, and microeconomics. Since that day, investment writers of all stripes picked up on the idea and have produced tonnes of material documenting interesting mental models. But is that quite enough?