Cognitive Bias

@PrudenceLouise1 · 2 years ago

Your Brain is Cheating on You - How to expose your brains cheating ways

If you don’t believe your brain is cheating on you, that could be a cognitive bias at work. There are close to 200 cognitive biases recognized by psychology and the list is growing. What is a cogni...

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@Cadaz · 1 year ago

The Curse of Knowledge, a blunder that is often made when explaining something

In everyday life, sometimes we have a little difficulty in understanding something. Like we are confused about how to operate a tool, solve complex problems in homework, or find it difficult to unders...

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@Omar · 2 years ago

The Tricks Your Mind Plays On You: 20 Biases That Impact Your Investment Success (Part 1/3)

"The investor’s chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself." Benjamin Graham, The Intelligent Investor. - Introduction Hello readers! We don't always see things as they a...

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@JophMax · 1 year ago

How the way you watch videos can make your life worse

Not even knowing what you want Have you ever spent nights where you just thought that you will watch a single video about a particular field and then end up at 2 am in the morning watching DI...

6 likes · 3 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@aniruddhasen · 2 years ago

The darker side

History has proved numerous times that humans are not always a benevolent race and has the capability of inflicting unspeakable pain to others. It is applicable both to a single person all also as a c...

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@Cyberguru · 3 years ago

Is love really so blind?

Converging evidence suggests that our perceptions of romantic partners are often not based on objective reality, but are rather positive illusions. Thus, for example, we may perceive our partners as m...

1 likes · 0 comments · Love Advice (5ae2)

@MoonPie · 2 years ago

Common Cognitive Flaws That Hurt Investment Portfolios

Everyone is susceptible to cognitive biases. The main difference between an average investor and a successful one is that the latter knows how to work with these biases, whereas the former often lets...

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@Garage.Writer · 3 months ago

Psychological ...

Certainly! Here are some intriguing psychological facts: 1. Bystander Effect : People are less likely to offer help to a victim when others are present. This phenomenon is known as the bystander eff...

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@Cryptonoob · 3 years ago

Cognitive Biases

Continuing from my recent articles about The subconscious Mind, I am writing today about Cognitive Biases. A cognitive bias is a systematic error in thinking that influences and affects our judgement...

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@JCnakama · 1 year ago

The gambler's fallacy.

The fallacy is an incorrect argument, but that in a superficial analysis is easy to be admitted as valid. The persuasive power of any fallacy lies in its persuasive nature: without a calm analysis it...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@xuanling11 · 2 years ago

NFT Bubble: Does it Really Matter ?!

The NFT market is red hot! The single sale of August is $1.9 Billion of the month. People speculated that there is no way it is a bubble. However, others think it is just the beginning of the NFTs....

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@J-Rod · 2 years ago

Disciplinary Literacy #1/6

This is the first post in a series that will detail the journey our school, Mounts Bay Academy, is undertaking to implement some of the strategies detailed in the EEF Guidance Report on Secondary Lite...

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@adereign · 2 years ago

Underrating is Undervaluing someone

Underrating is a term used to describe when a person rates someone lower than they deserve, whether it be in a personal or business setting. Underrating someone can cause them to feel as though they a...

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@aniruddhasen · 2 years ago

Jack of all, master of all.

Many months back I wrote an article about cognitive bias. It was more about how outside influences are used to influence our decisions. But there is something in us which makes us think we understand...

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@hasson · 4 years ago

History of blockchain 1.0 to 3.0: Is Bitcoin dead in Satoshi's vision?

In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto left a sentence on the Bitcoin genesis block: "The Minister of Finance is on the verge of implementing the second round of emergency bank rescues." Twelve years later, af...

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@GreatWhiteSnark · 2 years ago

Bored and Privileged White Housewife Post #3: Meet a Dunning-Kruger Dominant

Meet a Dunning-Kruger Dom. He's been practicing BDSM for fifty (50) years even though he's only thirty-one (31) years old. He writes books on kink, so he doesn't need all those stupid virtual workshop...

1 likes · 0 comments · Archetypal Caricatures of Social Media (0ff3)

@JophMax · 1 year ago

Are you telling yourself the wrong Story?

A self implanted curse Do you feel like you're a loser? Far from your ideal self? Inferior to others? Well, for many people these have been the main narratives they tell themselves to justify t...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@aniruddhasen · 2 years ago

The low and middle class mindset programming

Why does it seem so difficult to get rich or at least climb the social financial ladder for most of us? Are we incapable of it? Especially those whole are coming from middle class or a lower middle c...

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@virtualvariety · 2 years ago

¿Do we have Selective Blindness or Selective Attention?

@VirtualVariety - 16/12/21 Perhaps this question sounds a little confusing, many will say: "But how can we have Virtual Variety blindness if we are reading this article that you share with us" . An...

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@Momnachohan · 7 months ago

Exploring the Fascinating World of Psychological Facts

Introduction The human mind is a complex and mysterious entity, and the field of psychology seeks to unravel its intricacies. Psychological facts shed light on various aspects of our mental processe...

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@Olawale4967 · 2 years ago

Essential Life Lesson Everyone Should Learn Early on in Life[Part 2]

Good morning everyone Hope you all slept well. I apologise to you all for the late arrival of the second part of the "Essential Life Lesson Everyone Should Learn Early on in Life" So I will...

3 likes · 0 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@Nouch · 2 years ago

Birds as weapons, data poisoning and FTM’s devaluation.

I do know how it feels being in a conflict and being mad, with violent ideas crossing my mind and the crazy desire to be so strong I would just have to threaten my opponents to get what I want....

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@helmetjetrimi · 3 years ago

Self-Serving Bias: Success and Failure

You enter an interview and your interview goes very well, you give meaningful answers to every question asked and you feel that you are influencing the other party. In the end, the job is yours. You k...

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@ameerumar106 · 3 years ago

Why people ignore facts

Our ability to reason did not develop simply to help us find the truth. Instead, reasoning evolved to fulfill fundamentally social functions, like cooperating in large groups and communicating with ot...

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@TRAM · 3 years ago

The way we forget our failures distorts our thinking

It is a natural instinct to follow successful people and learn from them, but it can be a disaster if you do not have enough knowledge about survival bias. Simply put, when an attempt is made to form...

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@Infotips · 6 months ago

Understanding the Impact of Inconsistency in Decision-Making (Series 1)

I'm writing a 10 series part on inconsistency. This is the first. I'm doing this because inconsistency is a major issue on today's world. Consistency is not easy to keep up so people often slide into...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

Too Early to Sell, Too Late to Buy: The Fly Strategy II

Already an increase of almost 8% for the equity markets in one month. The opportunity for investors to take their profits? Not necessarily. The opportunity for latecomers to buy? Not necessarily eithe...

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@Sandra · 3 years ago

Human understanding of reality

" The sky is blue " or " the sun rises and sets every day " or " water is liquid " These are sentences that may seem to express certain facts, but they are actually some examples of the human illusion...

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@Awanzadi · 7 months ago

Why we make poor decision

Poor decision-making can occur for various reasons, and it's a complex topic influenced by psychology, cognitive biases, and individual circumstances. Here are some common factors: 1. Cognitive Bias...

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@Etherael · 3 years ago

The strangeness of the Cryptosphere, and why nobody should ignore it

In the many years since getting on this wild and crazy ride, the one thing that has been most firmly demonstrated to me is the primacy of confirmation bias coupled with an unwavering faith-like convic...

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