269 - Deconstructing How Minds Change - Michael Taft
You Are Not So Smart
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Understanding the Mind's Argument Systems
The debate over whether a particular spot in the woods is safe revolves around two individuals with contrasting experiences with bears. Both arguments are biased and lazy, but they represent a common tendency to argue based on personal biases. In group settings, this approach can lead to a communal decision through deliberation and debate. However, the challenge arises when making decisions alone, as there is no opportunity for evaluation and perspectives from others. Without interaction, individuals tend to rely on biased and lazy reasoning.
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