E.g. bat and ball answer is intentional (a 'Type 2' trait) - you're trying to answer the question. But also uncontrollable ('Type 1') - you get the stupid 10 cents answer whether you like it or not.pic.twitter.com/j1yeEzpNBL
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'The Mythical Number Two' - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323998611_The_Mythical_Number_Two … - via @xuenay
Wish I'd found this paper before writing my bat and ball post! Splits out distinctions that have been lumped under 'System 1'/'System 2' (or more recently 'Type 1'/'Type 2')
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Lots more interesting background on this paper and other recent criticism of the 'Type 1'/'Type 2' split in
@xuenay's post:https://www.lesswrong.com/s/ZbmRyDN8TCpBTZSip/p/HbXXd2givHBBLxr3d …Show this thread
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People seem to be misunderstanding what 'unintentional' means with regard to type 1. We intentionally perform type 1 activities but we have no intentions on how that activity should be done. Just do it and don't think about it. This distinction is most clear in sports.
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