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Comparing him to Nostradamus is kind of grotesque. He wasn't hallucinating, pinning the tail on a donkey or trying to hit a piñata blindfolded.
by unfocussed_mike 5y ago
Comparing him to Nostradamus is kind of grotesque.
He wasn't hallucinating, pinning the tail on a donkey or trying to hit a piñata blindfolded.
- gmuslera 5y agoThe creative accounting was done by others. They say that Nostradamus "predicted" this because they choose what they read, when they read, and apply it to particular situations that fit, and not to others that don't, being aware of that or not. There is a bunch of cognitive biases around that, with fancy names like selection bias or Texas sharpshooter fallacy, to name a few. It may not be for this case, I just point out that you should be aware of the possibility.