Stories are so central to how we think that psychologists have found we don't just consume them passively — we use them to construct our own sense of self. The 'narrative identity' theory holds that we each build and constantly revise an internalized story of our own life that incorporates the past, present, and imagined future, and that this story is our identity.
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The thing about man is that he knows what other animals do not: that he must die. And though he tries to forget it, this knowledge pursues him through his days like a creditor he cannot pay.
William Hazlitt — On the Fear of Death
One way to think of using Claude for Equity Research is the following: ask it to build a bull case and a bear case for a stock or fund. Seeing the strongest arguments on both sides is a good guard against confirmation bias.
Michael Spencer
The price of hating other human beings is loving oneself less. And the man who has learned to hate himself completely has achieved something very nearly like freedom.
Eldridge Cleaver — Soul on Ice