Liminal Creativity

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nesslabs.com/liminal-creativity?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=liminal-creativity Liminality (from the Latin word līmen, “threshold”) is the ambiguity that emerges in the middle of a fundamental transition. Liminality is the “in-between”, where the space and the participants no longer hold their past status, but have not yet … Continued

We don’t have a hundred biases, we have the wrong model

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https://www.worksinprogress.co/issue/biases-the-wrong-model/ Behavioural economics assumes a logically consistent model of human behaviour, then seeks to explain why actual human behaviour “deviates” from this model. It blames an ever-longer list of systemic “biases” in our decision-making methods. This cannot be right. Where … Continued

Undersociality is Unwise

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Wise decisions are often guided by an accurate understanding of the expected values of different possible choices. In social contexts, wisdom comes from understanding how others are likely to respond to one’s actions, enabling people to make choices that maximize … Continued

How Hedges Impact Persuasion

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Communicators often hedge. Salespeople say that a product is probably the best, recommendation engines suggest movies they think you’ll like, and consumers say restaurants might have good service. But how does hedging impact persuasion? We suggest that different types of … Continued

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