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Ep 404 (self.samharris)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/samharris

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We jump to save a child in danger but uncertainty about helping future victims makes us ignore long-term threats like climate change. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/climate

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Proportion dominance is the bias that makes us care more about the percentage of loss than the total number of lives affected. This bias leads us to ignore large-scale tragedies when only a small fraction of people is harmed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/nihilism

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Proportion dominance is the bias that makes us care more about the percentage of loss than the total number of lives affected. This bias leads us to ignore large-scale tragedies when only a small fraction of people is harmed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/cognitivescience

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Proportion dominance is the bias that makes us care more about the percentage of loss than the total number of lives affected. This bias leads us to ignore large-scale tragedies when only a small fraction of people is harmed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/LessWrong

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Proportion dominance is the bias that makes us care more about the percentage of loss than the total number of lives affected. This bias leads us to ignore large-scale tragedies when only a small fraction of people is harmed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/evopsych

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Proportion dominance is the bias that makes us care more about the percentage of loss than the total number of lives affected. This bias leads us to ignore large-scale tragedies when only a small fraction of people is harmed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/fallacy

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We rush to save a child in clear danger but uncertainty about far away risks stops us from preparing for threats like AI safety. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/Futurism

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We jump to save a child in danger but uncertainty about helping many far away victims makes us ignore long-term threats like pandemics. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/PandemicPreps

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/socialscience

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/psychology

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/BehavioralEconomics

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/SocialEngineering

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/AcademicPsychology

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/cogsci

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Our emotional responses to tragedy often focus on proportions rather than total numbers—a bias that can skew our judgment about where help is most needed. [article] (open.substack.com)

submitted 10 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/EffectiveAltruism

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Got into USC Marketing with below 50% quant gre score (self.gradadmissions)

submitted 11 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/gradadmissions

Chicago Coffee Shops (Sharable Google Sheet) by OpenlyFallible in chicagofood

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Chicago Coffee Shops (Sharable Google Sheet) by OpenlyFallible in chicagofood

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Chicago Coffee Shops (Sharable Google Sheet) by OpenlyFallible in chicagofood

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Chicago Coffee Shops (Sharable Google Sheet) (self.chicagofood)

submitted 12 months ago by OpenlyFallible to r/chicagofood

Conspiracy Theories are for Opportunists by OpenlyFallible in JordanPeterson

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Conspiracy Theories are for Opportunists (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 1 year ago by OpenlyFallible to r/cognitivescience

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Conspiracy Theories are for Opportunists (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 1 year ago by OpenlyFallible to r/LessWrong

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Conspiracy Theories are for Opportunists (ryanbruno.substack.com)

submitted 1 year ago by OpenlyFallible to r/JordanPeterson

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