Is there anywhere people violate Occam's razor more than when attributing motives to others? When attributing motives, ask "Is there a simpler explanation?" Whatever you come up with is more likely to be correct.
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I'm curious what you'd consider a simpler explanation than attributing motives to others. "Oh, he did that because a neurochemical in the amygdala triggered a reaction that..."
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very much agree. The most basic animal motivations in humans explain the vast majority of our behavior. We like to come up with post-facto stories to make sense of it as rational.
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