Humans On The Loop 166 - Anna Riedl on Bounded Rationality & Effective Altruism
May 13, 2021
Anna Riedl, a cognitive scientist from Universität Wien and Global Shaper at the World Economic Forum, dives into the concepts of bounded rationality and effective altruism. She critiques traditional economic models, revealing how cognitive biases can emerge from rational processes. The vibrant discussion includes the need for epistemic humility and the importance of diverse perspectives in decision-making. Riedl also emphasizes community building and the intricate role of technology in shaping individual values while considering how our actions today will be perceived by future generations.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Navigating Sleep Challenges in Modern Life
04:35 • 2min
Understanding Bounded Rationality
06:53 • 22min
Navigating Decision-Making: Bayesian Insights
28:46 • 7min
Cultivating Epistemic Humility in a Connected World
35:30 • 22min
Building Communities and Navigating Time's Influence
57:35 • 3min
Reflections on History and Future Insights
01:00:31 • 2min