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Analects
Here you'll find all the btrmt. content from across the projects.
Everything
stuff from all anthologies
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Most people think better ethical decision-making is just a matter of stopping
to think before acting. But many moral judgements are intuitive, and then we
rationalise them to ourselves. We have to train both intuition and reasoning,
not rely on one to correct the other.
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You could try to make ethical decisions by reasoning through. You want to do
good, so you work out what good means. Then you work out what you should do
to achieve the good. Or, you could do what most people do and wing it. Just
make sure you reflect on what you’re doing.
article
System 1 vs System 2 is a useful shorthand, but our minds aren’t two-speed
engines—they’re multi-process coalitions of specialised agents working in
parallel and in series.
article
The neuroscience confidence game trades content for cosmetic filler, making
vacuous advice look smart.
article
This might be the most comprehensive example of the neuroscience confidence
game I’ve ever written about. That and a heavy dose of self-indulgence.
Neuroscientific self-help, not so much.