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    1. Sarah Constantin‏ @s_r_constantin Feb 24
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      The Stanovich etc literature on cognitive biases, last I checked, says you *can* train people to reason probabilistically (by teaching them probability and/or giving them practice making bets) but there's no known way to train people to be more self-skeptical/open-minded.

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      Sarah Constantin‏ @s_r_constantin Feb 24
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      Are there empirically validated techniques I don't know about that make people more likely to: question their assumptions, seek more information, jump to conclusions less? (Either situationally/short-term or dispositionally/long-term).

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        2. 𝙹𝚎𝚜𝚜𝚒𝚌𝚊‏ @ssica3003 Feb 24
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          Is everyone to shy to say psychedelics?

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        3. Dan listens to the world changing‏ @danlistensto Feb 24
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          I'm not shy to say it but I'm basically a charlatan whereas Sarah is a legitimate scientist with a reputation and everything!

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        2. Basil Marte‏ @BasilMarte Feb 24
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          Just today I took a training on DRBFM (Design Review Based on Failure Modes). It's a group-level practice, so it might not apply to your Q. (Very skeptically, perhaps the only thing it does is bring N more sets of eyes in, hoping that sb. will call BS on major logical holes.)

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        3. Sarah Constantin‏ @s_r_constantin Feb 24
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          Group-based is still cool! How does it work?

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        2. Divia Eden‏ @diviacaroline Feb 24
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          I wonder if programming does this. People anecdotally report that it does because everyone writes code thinking it’s correct and then is frequently proven wrong.

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        3. David Chapman‏ @Meaningness Feb 25
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          Something I read once pointed out that in humanities fields, you can go indefinitely without having ever had the experience of being shown to be definitively wrong about anything. Really stuck with me; it may explain a lot!

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        1. Szymon Majewski‏ @brewingsense Feb 24
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          From what I heard, training people to imagine alternative explanations is a good way of preventing people from jumping to conclusions, at least when it comes to causal inference. Maybe there was some more research done among these lines, sounds plausible.

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        2. Zanzi‏ @tangled_zans Feb 25
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          Not empirically validated, but anecdotally: for 2 person debates, I found a lot of success in using a variation of the "wright brother technique". the few times I was able to persuade someone to shift a political view, I was using this approach.https://xkcd.com/106/ 

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        3. Zanzi‏ @tangled_zans Feb 25
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          for personally changing my own opinions, I've been doing a lot of reflection on this topic recently. Like many people that started off in the rationalist crowd I used to think I was good at this, but I've been finding value in deconstructing this assumption. Am I *actually* good?

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        1. Mike Elias  💡 📈‏ @harmonylion1 Feb 24
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          What about investment markets? People need to be open minded about risks in order to protect investments

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