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There's definitely opposition and psychology iconoclasts floating around here. Others would label this as "trapped priors." I like to ask, "what evidence would
by kelseyfrog 3y ago
There's definitely opposition and psychology iconoclasts floating around here. Others would label this as "trapped priors."
I like to ask, "what evidence would change your mind?" to suss this out. Usually I get no response and the conversation dies. The other response is a standard of evidence unattainable - another way of justifying a trapped priors. If the evidence required outside of the realm of possibility, it's effectively the same thing.
- nonrandomstring 3y ago> "trapped priors." Very interesting. Never heard of that. Thank you. Looking now.