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Analects
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on-leadership
On Leadership
stuff On being the strength of others
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When we want to identify with a group, we <em>bias</em> ourselves to filter out all
theother ways we could be. It helps us cut down all our competing priorities
to the group. The trade-off is the benefit in diversity of thought.
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Stress promotes bias—stereotypical thinking and behaving. Less stress
promotes cognitive flexibility—an openness to new ways of thinking and
behaving. Neither is better than the other. It’s about the situation you
deploy them in.
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Our brain clusters things that are similar to each other together. This
includes ideas and the words we attach to them. If your words are attached to
the wrong ideas, you’re going to struggle to make the connection for them.
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Basically, reward and ancipation both use the same system, but differently.
Anticipation seems to come in through the senses and get sent throughout the
brain, but pleasure seems to come in from more evaluatey bits—maybe to help
us learn what’s rewarding.
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Without more tasteful social behaviours to sample from, we’re liable to
attach very strongly to the behaviours of our group. Add a hostile environment,
normalised physical and emotional violence, and a lack of mental and physical
resources, and you have the ingredients for atrocity.
Bias vs Noise pt. III: Groups
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