…"transients and physical systems" problem. As we know, the traditional electronic envelope model, ADSR, is tremendously conservative and unashamedly uni-dimensional. Inspired by Venkatesh Rao's book, "Tempo," I'm trying to make a model of envelopes which is more like a weather system than bouncing ball.
《考虑龙虾》（Consider the Lobster）——DFW 的随笔集；《创业的国度》（Startup Nation）——关于以色列创业公司的探讨；《Tempo》——Venkatesh Rao 关于叙事策略的书——超级好看，字字珠玑全是干货
Consider the Lobster - essays by DFW Startup Nation - discourse on startups in Israel Tempo - narrative strategy by Venkatesh Rao - REALLY good read, distilled and full of gold
…made. This implies the whole effect may be about how humans must focus when pushed but then tend to zoom out and ease up when ongoing attempts to steady themselves are successful. Reminds me of the book Tempo by Venkatesh Rao (https://www.ribbonfarm.com/tempo/).
推荐一本配合 OODA 循环理念一起读的书：Venkatesh Rao 的《Tempo》。
Book recommendation to go with the OODA loop idea: Tempo, by Venkatesh Rao
……“瞬态与物理系统”问题。正如我们所知，传统的电子包络模型 ADSR 极其保守，而且毫无羞耻地是一维的。受 Venkatesh Rao 的书《Tempo》启发，我正试图构建一种包络模型，让它更像天气系统，而不是弹跳的球。
…"transients and physical systems" problem. As we know, the traditional electronic envelope model, ADSR, is tremendously conservative and unashamedly uni-dimensional. Inspired by Venkatesh Rao's book, "Tempo," I'm trying to make a model of envelopes which is more like a weather system than bouncing ball.
《考虑龙虾》（Consider the Lobster）——DFW 的随笔集；《创业的国度》（Startup Nation）——关于以色列创业公司的探讨；《Tempo》——Venkatesh Rao 关于叙事策略的书——超级好看，字字珠玑全是干货
Consider the Lobster - essays by DFW Startup Nation - discourse on startups in Israel Tempo - narrative strategy by Venkatesh Rao - REALLY good read, distilled and full of gold
另见：Venkatesh Rao 写的《Tempo: timing, tactics and strategy in narrative-driven decision-making》（节奏：叙事驱动决策中的时机、战术与战略）。
See also: Tempo timing, tactics and strategy in narrative-driven decision-making by Venkatesh Rao.
……完成的。这意味着整个效应可能在于：人在被逼迫时必须高度专注，但一旦持续企稳的尝试取得成功，又往往会抽离出来并放松下来。这让我想起了 Venkatesh Rao 的书《Tempo》（https://www.ribbonfarm.com/tempo/）。
…made. This implies the whole effect may be about how humans must focus when pushed but then tend to zoom out and ease up when ongoing attempts to steady themselves are successful. Reminds me of the book Tempo by Venkatesh Rao (https://www.ribbonfarm.com/tempo/).
“工作无非就是我们为了从一个决策走向下一个决策所必须做的一切事情。”（Venkatesh Rao，《Tempo》）
"Work is simply whatever we must do to get from one decision to the next." (Venkatesh Rao, Tempo)