François Chollet on Twitter: "What people think starts with who they think they are -- their identity, their goals, their self-interest. From there, they form compatible opinions and worldviews. From these, they reason back to (selective) facts and data. It's rarely the other way around."

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1. heather, a gay,‏ @heatherklus 19 Jul 2019
  Replying to @fchollet
  
  yup this is especially relevant for LGBTQIA people! the selective choice of facts and data from the past I've heard called "the queering of our personal history" and it's a really important step in processing.
  
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1. vagrantcow‏ @vagrantcow 19 Jul 2019
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  So, no AGI then.
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1. Omar Costilla Reyes, PhD‏ @konet 19 Jul 2019
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  this has happened since the age of the internet, not before. Before that, people were forced to digest content
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1. Dr. Julie Gurner‏ @drgurner 19 Jul 2019
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  Imho, what people think starts with what they attend to, which is certainly personal. Attention seems the root of perception & thought formation. We think about what we focus on. Thoughts are then informed by many things & can be shifted to change how the brain processes info.
  
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1. shehryar mahmood | سید شہریار‏ @SShehyr 19 Jul 2019
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  you got it!
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1. Christopher Berry‏ @cjpberry 20 Jul 2019
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  Anchor and adjust. It sure does take a lot of courage to be more flexible off the core. Any tips on how to help people understand that discomforting data can’t hurt them personally?
  
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1. Christoffer Vig‏ @Babadofar 20 Jul 2019
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  Well, but what exactly would "the other way" be?
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