No Santa for them huh. That would be interesting.
When I teach my kids about popular delusions, I teach them not just that they're false, but more importantly, why people want to believe they're true. Then when new delusions arise they'll recognize the pattern.
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Few examples please?
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Read about Charlie Munger
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Great tip. Happy father's day!
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This one talks about it: http://paulgraham.com/say.html
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maybe, people just fall under social proof delusion (so we don't have to put the effort of finding out the truth, if it works 7 out of 10, saves time). Problem is when failing to find the truth outweighs the effort needed. i.e: identifying crisis, when contrarians win big.
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Your kids probably having a in house degree when they turn 16
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You need to write a book on parenting
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I watched TV with mine (I'm dating myself) and showed them how commercials used manipulative "logic".
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