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This is an updated version of my prev articles based on feedback from this Manifold Market Introduction This essay introduces a new framework explaining why, as we learn, our knowledge tends to disconnect from other disciplines, accumulate errors, and become increasingly corrupt. I map how several established cognitive biases combine...
Crossposted from Pawel’s blog This is the third part of the series, but you can read it on its own. In part one, I include notes on epistemic status, I give a summary of the topic. But mainly I describe what is the expert trap. Part two is about context....
Crossposted from Pawel’s blog This essay has three parts. In part one, I include notes on epistemic status, I give a summary of the topic. But mainly I describe what is the expert trap. Part two is about context. In “Why is expert trap happening?” I dive deeper explaining biases...
Crossposted from Pawel’s blog This essay has three parts. In part one, I include notes on epistemic status, I give a summary of the topic. But mainly I describe what is the Expert trap. Part two is about context. In “Why is expert trap happening?” I dive deeper explaining biases...
Crossposted from my Substack blog. Main idea Most of our tasks work like a wave. We need to do them at a certain interval. I need to pee and pay taxes every sometime. To-do waves have different lengths. There are small waves like I need to pee, eat, and drink....