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psysharp
·vor 4 Jahren·discuss
Since we are explaining ourselves, the best confabulation is all we can strive to achieve.
psysharp
·vor 4 Jahren·discuss
Exactly, memories aren't immutable, and every visit are bound to have a side effect.
psysharp
·vor 4 Jahren·discuss
When a problem is new and fresh for each participant, pairing can be a great tool to connect with both the problem and each other's innate skillset, IMO.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
Absolutely.

Then the question becomes: when is something fully processed - and to which degree is a person inclined to explore the depths of a concept?

What is the limit that decides when depth is no longer valuable?
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
Good question, maybe because time is tangible and measurable? I don't know
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
If you had the choice understand the concept 10 times slower but in the end would come up with twice the amount of connections, would you consider it as something valuable?

Yes I see how it would make life easier, but is that really a meaningful goal?

And how do we know that the reasons behind that it makes life easier isn't just a bias society has towards its own traits? - E.g life is easier for right handed people aswell.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
Why do you think thinking fast is more important than thinking slowly?
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
No, it's abstractions of animal instincts, and that difference is huge.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
"How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain" by Lisa Feldman Barrett should be considered for this list.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
Holy shit the bias just reeks out of this paper.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
Dude you have no information, I can't sincerely understand how you think you can have such detailed understanding of the situation.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
It is not incorrect. In fact, your arguments aren't even mutually exclusive, depending on the context.

One is not an individual or a group inherently, it is solely based on the concepts you are using to create the context.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
There was a cultural agreement to not use those weapons. Back then the community had to create rules for the game.
psysharp
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
The problem in the middle can also be explained by him treating your question as rhetorical instead of as an actual question