The Tree of Actions

Sally Kohn: I like amusing examples is why I chose that example, but you know it's really just there's some confounder that's causing both of them. So maybe from this, one of the early examples in your course of sleeping with your shoes on and that leading to whether you've woken up hungover or not,. Or whether it's really because you've been drinking. If you unroll those into sequence, so it's like several of these decisions, can you take me through what it takes to generalize that kind of thinking?Kohn: You could view it as a tree of many paths branching out every time you take an action. And each,