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I also think there's value in tools that allow our subconscious to override our conscious mind when it comes to making tricky decisions. (But never in support o
by ballenf 6y ago
I also think there's value in tools that allow our subconscious to override our conscious mind when it comes to making tricky decisions. (But never in support of probable cause.)
I'm reminded of the chick sexing story from a while back. About how no one can tell you what to look for to separate male from female chicks. But you can still learn how to do it through trial and error.
A device that basically tells your conscious mind to pause requires that you believe the device is working.
Even better would be training people to deliberately allow their subconscious to make certain decisions.
- kelvin0 6y agoI don't think the subconscious mind is able to 'make certain decisions', it operates on a whole different level than the conscious mind. But that's a discussion for another time.
- ballenf 6y agoHere's the article: https://psmag.com/magazine/the-lucrative-art-of-chicken-sexing https://psmag.com/magazine/the-lucrative-art-of-chicken-sexi... Yeah, subconscious decision making is probably the wrong term. "Instinctual" decision making?