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Perhaps reclusive people have more time and energy to dedicate to their craft increasing their skill level and propensity to work night shifts? I'm just spit-ba
by have_faith 7y ago
Perhaps reclusive people have more time and energy to dedicate to their craft increasing their skill level and propensity to work night shifts? I'm just spit-ballin'.
Smart people seem to be very good at conceiving a plausible chain of logic for almost anything. Something Star Trek demonstrated well with the the Vulcans. I mean that as no snark towards yourself, it's just a subject I've been thinking about recently.
- KarlKemp 7y agoI remember from my intro to neuroscience that people who have lost all emotions due to stroke or brain injury are usually incapable of making even the most minor decisions. They are given two options for a doctor’s appointment and just can’t make up their mind. I keep thinking about that anytime someone claims to have arrived at their strong-held opinions on purely “rational” arguments.
- eloff 7y agoHaha, yeah I can rationalize almost anything and make it sound plausible. It's a talent of dubious merit. I think the take-away here is there's no reason to assume that both shifts would have equal skill - likely there will be some differences, and it's a question of how much and why. It would be odd if it turned out there was no difference at all.