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I could see the benefit from both approaches. My guess is jumping to conclusions has probably saved many a human ( and animal) energy and lives throughout hist

I could see the benefit from both approaches. My guess is jumping to conclusions has probably saved many a human ( and animal) energy and lives throughout history. I also remember reading a research group managed to train adults to learn like kids again. Can't seem to find it now, but maybe it's not set in stone and we could benefit from both approaches where needed in life.

hyperpallium2 5y ago
"If there was one thing life had taught her it was that there are times when you do not go back for your bag and other times when you do. It had yet to teach her to distinguish between the two types of occasion." - DNA
- kubanczyk 5y ago
  > DNA Noel - what a sweet sweet handle. TIL
- underwater 5y ago
  Not sure why you'd write the the author like that? Douglas Adams, for the curious.
ransom1538 5y ago
"My guess is jumping to conclusions has probably saved many a human ( and animal) energy and lives throughout history." Exactly. EG: In 10,000BC you hear a cat hissing in a cave. You figure you shouldn't go into the cave. You wouldn't try to second guess yourself and "explore".