>>24313805

great description of the prisoner's dilemma.

in fact, better than the original idea of calling it the prisoner's dilemma, because that conjures up the image of participants who may be criminally-minded - -

whereas in real life, as you point out, the average person is not. Also, points out that we can use past experience with other individuals to decide how much trust to give.

Most of all, it points out the advantages of seeking to associate with trustworthy individuals, such that TRUST is indeed the strategy that yields the greatest long-term benefits.

Tx.

>>24313802

blind anon?

>>24313856

that's not what she said.

>>24313883

Appreciate the logic.

i studied cognitive psychology

there are two main camps: those that think human beings are basically rational (and are capable of compensating for irrational impulses) and those that think the opposite (that irrational impulses govern much of our decision-making, e.g., Kahneman & Tversky).

The irrational camp is more popular (and more publicized) because like the rest of psychology, liberals control the major journals etc.

Refreshing to hear something closer to the truth.

>>24313896

gotcha,

• collector

>>24313797

will post notes soon.

>>24313856

>>24313897

>>24313907

actual CNN headline:

"Nearly 250 million gallons of raw sewage are flowing into the Potomac River"

>>24313911

so they have to change out their drivers license for one that reflects sex at birth

>>24313924

>You mean no thinking and acting based on feels

right.

Problem is that lib psychologists can push the idea that people are naturally irrational as "scientifically established"

once that happens, it becomes a [seemingly] legit legal defense

I was fortunate to have a class taught by a prof who said that at least 40% of studies favor the "people are rational" hypothesis (which makes sense even if it underestimates the real number, because they other position will get more gov't funding.)

But the real kicker is that the "people are irrational" studies get cited FIVE TIMES MORE OFTEN in the literature.

That was in the 1990s, bet it's worse now.

>>24313945

fix what? not my post making false claims.

>>24313949

>sex assigned at birth

you're right, that term is what lgbtq folks prefer.

but that's what the letter sent to trannies says.

https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/kansas-sends-letters-to-trans-people

>>24313979

>Women can lie, cheat and whatever and basically never lose custody.

sorry, not buying that. wildly overstated.

It's also a different point.

Anyone, including judges, can make rational or irrational decisions. Or can make political decisions (based on info they know is false) to justify a lie.

Bottom line: It's a CHOICE.

>>24313977

tx for the bun, will include the whole discussion.

>>24313992 included all the links, somewhat dif description, you can ck it out

posting now….

collector @200

#29639 >>24313797

>>24313843, >>24313908, >>24313843 Moar Epstein leads

>>24313848 Dan Scavino reveals how lawfare was used against him under Biden auto-pen regime

>>24313825 Dan Scavino: Biden’s lawfare prosecutors grilled me for 15min (out of 7 1/2 hours) on the below video from 5 years ago. Still wondering to this day what the hell they were getting at!

>>24313814, >>24313889, >>24313891, >>24313977

Whoa, here are the UK election outcome: Greens 41%, Reform UK 29%, Labour: 25%, Other 5% = "catastrophe" for Starmer, what does it mean for the UK??

>>24313815 @KimDotcom: Trump, Don’t attack Iran

>>24313829, >>24313833, >>24313928 Dan Scavino: more stealth plane images [posted one yesterday as well]

>>24313842 New transplant approach resets the immune system to stop Type 1 diabetes

>>24313911 Kansas now requires transgender drivers licenses to have sex at birth on their license

>>24313914 Judge Rules IRS Illegally Shared Taxpayer Data 43,000 Times [based on ICE requests for info]

>>24313947 Blasts rock Kabul as Pakistan and Afghanistan exchange strikes (VIDEOS) - RT

>>24313981 Judge rejects request to block Trump White House from building its $400 million ballroom project [yea!]

collector OUT in a few

>>24314004

corrected:

>>24313814, >>24313889, >>24313891, >>24313977 Whoa, here are the UK election outcome: Greens 41%, Reform UK 29%, Labour: 25%, Other 5% = "catastrophe" for Starmer, what does it mean for the UK??

>>24314007

blessings, corp.

Good luck to ya'll in the UK.

>>24314014

or two….