Problem Solving

Why can’t we apply a rational cost-benefit analysis to COVID policies? Are we acting irrationally, out of fear and a sense of urgency?

Why can’t we apply a rational cost-benefit analysis to COVID policies? Are we acting irrationally, out of fear and a sense of urgency? Indeed. Yes, why don’t individuals get the right to do that? Irrationality is a result of the many people not having an opportunity to do...

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Is the main reason many people reject the notion of conspiracy theories because they cannot imagine the government and media lying about important things?

Is the main reason many people reject the notion of conspiracy theories because they cannot imagine the government and media lying about important things? Maybe. I bet sometimes. But also people, when they have data that confirms their view, tend to look no further. Calling a disfavored...

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Try to identify a familiar point of view you have regarding a specific issue. Now try to identify the reasons why you hold that particular position about that issue. Do your reasons have unquestioned assumptions, undefined terms?

Try to identify a familiar point of view you have regarding a specific issue. Now try to identify the reasons why you hold that particular position about that issue. Do your reasons have unquestioned assumptions, undefined terms? Probably, but sometimes it is necessary to charge ahead. Therefore,...

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Do people in the United States have more difficulty with being “wrong” about something, than people in other countries? Why does American culture “activate the ego”?

Do people in the United States have more difficulty with being "wrong" about something, than people in other countries? Why does American culture "activate the ego"? Reason is developmental. God’s learning-framework, or life, offers the opportunity to succeed without, or because, one is not getting everything they...

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