:Oh, right! I should totally write a book of all the absolute ridiculously fundamental basics of how to think and do science and experiments and build a real economy! I know so much more on the margins that I should hardly have to work at all to make it better than anything that already exists! I'm starting to get the impression that there may not necessarily exist a huge existing market for the material, but we don't have to stake the whole plan on that, we find out a book they do already want to buy, print a thousand copies of that, and then print a thousand copies of my book and hand them out all over the world! Maybe people here do just need to know what a multiagent-optimal outcome is and then they can just go do that. And the probability basics too and how you interpret experiments with them! And they'll pay more attention if I also describe printing, steelmaking, sanitation, and internal combustion engines in the same book!:
Thellim is currently operating on 10% more enthusiasm and 20% less impulse control, or she might have considered for longer whether this was, in fact, a good idea; and whether it would have perhaps a large number of consequences. She would, perhaps, have arrived at the same conclusion in the end; but she would not have made the decision that quickly.
Especially if she'd remembered that she was on drugs at the time.
Of such moments is history made.