RobertM | v1.89.0Aug 31st 2023 | (+11/-17) | ||
starship006 | v1.88.0May 6th 2023 | (+390/-118) | ||
MissDawa | v1.87.0May 6th 2023 | (+112/-383) | ||
Raemon | v1.86.0Mar 19th 2023 | (+253/-9824) | ||
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MichaelA | v1.82.0Apr 26th 2021 | (+42/-42) Made it so instrumental was consistently before epistemic (to prevent inconsistency + that's the order I've always heard it in, I think) | ||
1point7point4 | v1.81.0Dec 10th 2020 | okay, that should be all | ||
1point7point4 | v1.80.0Dec 10th 2020 | i hope this fixes the issue. |
Early material on LessWrong 的早期材料经常参考启发式和偏见来描述理性 [ 1, frequently describes rationality with reference to heuristics and biases[1,2 ]。事实上,]. Indeed, LessWrong 源于博客grew out of the blog Overcoming Bias and even Rationality:AZ以讨论偏见Rationality: A-Z opens with a discussion of biases [1] 为开篇,开篇标题为with the opening chapter titled Predictably Wrong。这个想法是,人类的思维已经被证明会系统地犯某些推理错误,比如确认偏差。理性则包括克服这些偏见。Wrong. The idea is that the human mind has been shown to systematically make certain errors of reasoning, like confirmation bias. Rationality then consists of overcoming these biases.
Early material on LessWrong frequently describes rationality with reference to heuristics and biases的早期材料经常参考启发式和偏见来描述理性 [1,2]. Indeed, ]。事实上,LessWrong grew out of the blog 源于博客Overcoming Bias and even Rationality: A-Z opens with a discussion of biasesRationality:AZ以讨论偏见 [1] with the opening chapter titled 为开篇,开篇标题为Predictably Wrong. The idea is that human mind has been shown to systematically make certain errors of reasoning, like confirmation bias. Rationality then consists of overcoming these biases.Wrong。这个想法是,人类的思维已经被证明会系统地犯某些推理错误,比如确认偏差。理性则包括克服这些偏见。
Classically, on LessWrong, a distinction has been made between epistemicinstrumental rationality and instrumentalepistemic rationality, however, these terms may be misleading – it's not as though epistemic rationality can be traded off for gains in instrumental rationality. Only apparently, and to think one should do this is a trap.
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Early material on LessWrong frequently describes rationality with reference to heuristics and
biases[biases [11,,2]. Indeed, LessWrong grew out of the blog Overcoming Bias and even Rationality: A-Z opens with a discussion of biases [1] with the opening chapter titled Predictably Wrong. The idea is thatthehuman mind has been shown to systematically make certain errors of reasoning, like confirmation bias. Rationality then consists of overcoming these biases.