The fact that more women than men believe in things I consider 'bottom tier' beliefs - like astrology, crystals, etc. - are confusing, because women have basically the same average scores on IQ tests, right?
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Also women score lower in the CRT
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Underbelief is an euphemism for skepticism.
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Basically, the more emotional you are, the more prone you are to biases of the emotional type. That's the gist of it, as far as I can understand.
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it seems like paranoia (over-conjecture), which could be the result of high "interest in people"
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And paranoid people have high DMN activity, so that guess is consistent with this model of the memetic function of the DMN as being responsible for idea variation: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2013.00330/full …
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Underbelief: if I haven't seen it, it doesn't exist. It's more "atheistic" than the "agnostic-ness" of skepticism
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Many men's answer to "does God exist?" is "don't know, don't care." Being disinterested in such an important question seems like an example of irrational underbelief.
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I'm pulling this it of my ass, but I think it's probably more of a predisposition to "intuitive knowledge" as opposed to "material knowledge". Astrology has merits in that it's a tradition older than science, it contains narrative, taps into the pagan/unconscious/feeling side.
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