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I like your format here. Humans tend to make snap judgements before they think. For example, when they read something, their mind jumps to a "agree" or "disagre
by jayajay 11y ago
I like your format here. Humans tend to make snap judgements before they think. For example, when they read something, their mind jumps to a "agree" or "disagree" state much faster than they can actually sit and think about why they feel that way. If you're interested, check out Blink (Gladwell) and Thinking Fast and Slow (Kahneman). Agree/Disagree trees like this nicely map into this "fast" thinking style.
- djokkataja 11y agoThanks! I hadn't thought about how it maps to this "fast" thinking style, but that does help explain why I've found this method generally useful for breaking intuitions down and understanding them.