Information isn't knowledge. Remember the phrase TMI? Do people still say that? Too much information. Typically, we would say it about what? We'd say it about someone's giving you too much personal information. Makes you feel awkward. Maybe a little anxious. Well, TMI also is around health. Too much information, when you're searching for your symptoms, actually can create anxiety, can actually be dangerous.
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The obscure we see eventually, the completely apparent takes longer.
Edward R. Murrow — attributed remark, collected in Murrow: His Life and Times
The single greatest edge an investor can have is a long-term orientation that other investors are structurally unable to match. Most investors are forced by their mandates, their clients, or their own psychology to think in quarters. If you can genuinely think in decades, you are not playing the same game they are.
Howard Marks — Mastering the Market Cycle
The most thought-provoking thing in our over-thought world is that most people never think at all. And those who do think do not think enough — for most of their thinking is thinking about their thinking, which is no thinking at all.
Carl Gustav Jung — Psychological Types