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Belief test January 2023: What if I am wrong about……planning?

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I spent a lot of time in 2022 looking at the world and feeling down about how polarizing everything and everyone seem. I took a class that had interesting content around that. The content modules, called ‘perspectives’ talked about rational and irrational thoughts (The elephant and the rider metaphor), confirmation bias and moral foundation theory. It made reflect about how I too have some strong opinions and having them questioned makes my palms sweat and I feel a rush of blood.

goals

Belief test January 2023: What if I am wrong about……planning?

7 minute read

Published:

I spent a lot of time in 2022 looking at the world and feeling down about how polarizing everything and everyone seem. I took a class that had interesting content around that. The content modules, called ‘perspectives’ talked about rational and irrational thoughts (The elephant and the rider metaphor), confirmation bias and moral foundation theory. It made reflect about how I too have some strong opinions and having them questioned makes my palms sweat and I feel a rush of blood.

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machine learning

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planning

Belief test January 2023: What if I am wrong about……planning?

7 minute read

Published:

I spent a lot of time in 2022 looking at the world and feeling down about how polarizing everything and everyone seem. I took a class that had interesting content around that. The content modules, called ‘perspectives’ talked about rational and irrational thoughts (The elephant and the rider metaphor), confirmation bias and moral foundation theory. It made reflect about how I too have some strong opinions and having them questioned makes my palms sweat and I feel a rush of blood.

questioning_everything

Belief test January 2023: What if I am wrong about……planning?

7 minute read

Published:

I spent a lot of time in 2022 looking at the world and feeling down about how polarizing everything and everyone seem. I took a class that had interesting content around that. The content modules, called ‘perspectives’ talked about rational and irrational thoughts (The elephant and the rider metaphor), confirmation bias and moral foundation theory. It made reflect about how I too have some strong opinions and having them questioned makes my palms sweat and I feel a rush of blood.