(net time : 105 min)
reasoning: the way our minds fit things together.
empathetical, analogical, analytical
good fit: regularity/ symmetry, harmony/unity(element table), simplicity/conciseness and inclusiveness(drifting continents),
three heuristics: representativeness, availability, anchoring
useful example: nick name, frequency, conceptual network—easy to communicate at minimum cost
illusion: famous woman/great events have great causes(deeply rooted)/fundamental attribution error(personality over context), red light, woman driver
Two foundation of scientific argument: reliable empirical evidence + sound logic reasoning
critical analysis: knowledge, probabilistic thinking and evaluate causality, quantitative thinking, hidden assumption, model
fallacies: straw man, ad hominem(to the man), false dilemma, circular reasoning, slippery slope(invalid premise)
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