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Indeed, and this is a problem. Often, social interactions break because you assume a general level of intelligence about equivalent to yours. At one point, as
by informatimago 10y ago
Indeed, and this is a problem. Often, social interactions break because you assume a general level of intelligence about equivalent to yours. At one point, assuming people are stupid, and talking about the last football game is the best way to navigate smoothly.
On the other hand, you cannot marvell at the multiple applications of bayes statistics on one hand, and then reject racism and biases on the other. Some consistency is needed.