~ Annie Duke, Thinking in Bets, pp. 160-161
Showing posts with label in-group out-group bias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label in-group out-group bias. Show all posts
Jul 19, 2019
Annie Duke: don't judge an idea based on the messenger
Acceptance or rejection of an idea must not ‘depend on the personal or social attributes of their protagonist’ … [D]on’t disparage or ignore an idea just because you don’t like who or where it came from. When we have a negative opinion about the person delivering the message, we close our minds to what they are saying and miss a lot of learning opportunities because of it. Likewise, when we have a positive opinion of the messenger, we tend to accept the message without much vetting. Both are bad.
~ Annie Duke, Thinking in Bets, pp. 160-161
~ Annie Duke, Thinking in Bets, pp. 160-161
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cognitive errors,
ideas,
in-group out-group bias,
learning
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