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This was a good read, as was "Thinking Fast and Slow". I remember thinking, while watching "The Mentalist[1]" that people who are practiced in that sort of dec
by ArkyBeagle 11y ago
This was a good read, as was "Thinking Fast and Slow".
I remember thinking, while watching "The Mentalist[1]" that people who are practiced in that sort of deception that the character Patrick Jane used probably mainly understand how to execute exploits on the interface between System 1 and System 2 thinking.
The wheel of fortune story sort of confirms that for me now.
[1] That was a pretty good show for network, for a while.
It also makes me wonder if people who are mistrustful of System 1 or somehow depend more on System 2 are somehow perceived as obnoxious by people who are not. I would think that a very potent source of friction.