What's the name for the cognitive bias that we, personally, don't suffer much or at all from cognitive biases?
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Well, I meant—if someone has that opinion, is that an example (or consequence etc.) of cognitive blindness too?
What's an example of the sort of error you have in mind? (Not caused by cognitive biases.)
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Errors not caused by cognitive bias are common. Eg. to fail at a thing we hadn't known before
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@kaeshour@michael_nielsen@juliagalef But improvement is always possible, and we never cross the same river twice. So—more than common. - 2 more replies
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@michael_nielsen@juliagalef Hard to say: The very idea of a 'bias' in that sense is a Bayesian misconception. Thinking isn't weighing. - 3 more replies
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