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They're different dimensions. Naivety suggests a blindness (or maybe willingness to ignore) the true nature of people, hence why naive people are often taken ad
by mindwok 1y ago
They're different dimensions. Naivety suggests a blindness (or maybe willingness to ignore) the true nature of people, hence why naive people are often taken advantage of, or seen as idealistic. You can be technologically brilliant and at the same time not dialled in to those kind of social/people dynamics.
- mockingloris 1y ago> You can be technologically brilliant and at the same time not dialled in to those kind of social/people dynamics. I came to that realization rather late. Now, I reflect often to optimize for this. (Anyways, better late than never) I suppose it's related to game theory and I am of the opinion that it's not spoken/written about enough.
- mindwok 1y agoYeah, game theory is a great lens because fundamentally it's about understanding people's incentives. On top of that, you add in irrationality and you get behavioural economics which is basically this stuff playing out at scale.