Author Topic: Confirmation bias, perceptions, and objective thinking  (Read 3372 times)

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Offline BloodEagle

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Re: Confirmation bias, perceptions, and objective thinking
The most frustrating thing about this kind of cognitive stuff is that knowing about it no more liberates you from it than understanding gravity allows you to fly.


I find this difficult to accept, considering that I can recognize, and correct, other subconcious processes and have done so before.

A lot of these statements come up everywhere and we just shrug and keep collecting the data. I think they come from a generation of young (mostly) men raised to admire Spock.

So what does that say about those of us who admire Kirk and think Spock should have lightened up? :p

It says that all of you are blind for not admiring Bones.  :P

  

Offline NGTM-1R

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Re: Confirmation bias, perceptions, and objective thinking
It says that all of you are blind for not admiring Bones.  :P

I was always impressed with the guy who kept coming back after being killed, myself. That's dedication.
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