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Author here. It might be rationalizing if I wanted the outcome to be a certain way. I actually do not like this outcome, as noted in the article. This is patt
by DanielBMarkham 14y ago
Author here.
It might be rationalizing if I wanted the outcome to be a certain way. I actually do not like this outcome, as noted in the article.
This is pattern recognition. Of course, there are many variables, and correlation doesn't equal causation. Still, as rational actors we are forced to give it our best guess using data, anecdotal or otherwise. Simply because "it feels good" doesn't make it better -- or worse.
- darkxanthos 14y agoThe problem is that humans aren't pattern recognizing machines, they're pattern projecting machines hence the proliferation of many types of biases.