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It's not kludgey until it's "certain" about something and then it just offloads to past experience reaching temporal projections.
by navjack27 7y ago
It's not kludgey until it's "certain" about something and then it just offloads to past experience reaching temporal projections.
- nwienert 7y agoSounds like the right way to do things. I mean people aren’t perfectly intelligent, but being a bit stubborn about things even when you’re wrong sounds like a safe strategy in world of incomplete information. If people were less wrong-headed-confident they may not defend important other things they don’t know 100% to be right. It’s a heuristic that can be wrong, but the heuristic itself isn’t kludgy just the occasional specific use case can be wrong. Here’s an analogy: any individual ant does many things that look stupid for its own survival. But would you call the ants thinking “kludgy”?