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Vervaeke & (Green)Hall: Bullshit & Simulated Thinking

Aug 22, 2019
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
The Jordan's Distinction Between Self-Deception and Bullshit
03:08 • 2min
3
The Importance of Aspect Disguise
04:43 • 2min
4
How to Bullshit Yourself
07:03 • 3min
5
The Confirmation Bias in Habit Mode
09:59 • 2min
6
The Tanger Curve: A Study of Insight Problem Solving
12:22 • 2min
7
The Isomorphism of Technology
14:18 • 2min
8
The Cost of Changing Your Mind
15:51 • 4min
9
The Importance of Habit Mode
20:03 • 2min
10
The Metagame of Optimizing
22:08 • 5min
11
The Reciprocal Narrowing of Simulated Thinking
27:38 • 2min
12
The Relationship Between Local Optimization and Open Ending Optimization
29:33 • 5min
13
The Right Hemisphere's Wonder
34:05 • 2min
14
The Different Capacity of the Left and Right Brains
35:39 • 2min
15
The Importance of Equivocation
37:11 • 2min
16
The Trade-Off Relationship Between Efficiency and Resiliency
39:25 • 2min
17
The Meta Psychotechnology of Engaging in the Design of Psychotechnologies
41:55 • 5min
18
The Meta-Psychotechnology of Mindfulness
46:30 • 2min
19
The Emergence of Meta-Psychotechnology
48:23 • 2min
20
The Collective Intelligence Concept in Cognitive Science
50:50 • 2min
21
The Notice Invariance Heuristic: How to Design Things That Are New
53:18 • 3min
22
The Psychotechnology of Sovereignty
55:56 • 2min
23
The Psychotechnologies of Sovereignty
57:32 • 3min
24
The Parasympathetic Neuroscience
01:00:47 • 2min
25
The Tradeoff Between Efficiency and Resiliency and Relevance Realization
01:02:36 • 4min