Explorations of the Mind: Intuition

Daniel Kahneman is an internationally renowned psychologist whose work spans cognitive psychology, behavioral economics, and the science of well-being. In recognition of his groundbreaking work on human judgment and decision-making, Kahneman received the 2002 Nobel Prize. In this program he explores the idea of intuition. Series: "UC Berkeley Graduate Council Lectures" [4/2007] [Humanities] [Show ID: 12301]

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[Sanakreon]

Skip to 4:20 for Daniel Kahneman.

[andrewweis]

I think this guy did the voice for Winnie the Pooh

[RoyManter]

@springzoller55 thats instict

[buzzin1975]

@plinden The Nobel Prize is a farce. It's basically just an award for being a fucking Jew. It's for Jews, by Jews, and of the Jews.

[MetalxXxMayhem]

@Sanakreon Lol. Perfect timing. ;D

[plinden]

banalities: our response can be affected by how we frame a question. You don't say.Any salesperson knows this, if not they would be fired.

If the default is x, then you will tend to x, normally. Yes, of course. Seriously.

Yes we interpret images, so to look at the sign it self may require effort. You don't say.

Associative coherence - we try to make elements fit into a coherent picture or narrative. Yes, of course that is how movie editing relies on for its success.

Is anything new here?

[plinden]

Just Banalities!

When we are trying to do two things at once its difficult if its not involving automatic systems. lol. yes that is analytical.

others insights, if we make people think about other effort requiring things, then they will be less efficient doing other things such as self-censuring. Yes, obviously, we are finite machines.

Gem: if you are made to think about vomit, then you will have a negative emotional response. lol. deep. Of course, that is how art and poetry is possible.

[plinden]

Ok you get the Nobel Price for saying that: a) Sometimes we make more conscious thinking, sometimes more automatic and effortless.

Haha! Who doesn't know that?!

Other gems: Your intuition is a product of experience. Yes that is why we call it "second nature". And yes, when we start learning something we may have to pay attention, and then it becomes intuitive. Yes, if you are 5 years old you know this. Think about piano lessons, or sports.

Other gems:

We use intuition correctly or not. lol.

[TheQedqubit]

1 made in 2008 but it even relates to the wallstreet demonstrations; -now that's intuition !

2 recursive intelligence: knowing this about our methods of awareness, we can teach us to (p)re-think how to consider our observations; the intuitive associations are like parrallel computingpower, conscious thinking is sequential.

3 knowing that : learn to use/install/program unixcomputers >learn to (re)program yerself !!

4FIY our crappy intelligence NEEDS serious debugging