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Does faulty thinking tend to be faster?
People often fell for lures more quickly (than they realized the correct answer) on cognitive reflection and conjunction #fallacy tests, but this reversed in gambler's fallacy tasks: lured responses took longer.
"So here's the catch. If you have the power of geoengineering to turn Mars into Earth, then you have the power of geoengineering to turn Earth back into Earth."
– Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and writer
The #climateCrisis is inherent to the system that's created it. Expecting that the same system that owes its existence to exploitation of resources and people will now act against its own interests and… save the planet, is just very bad #fiction.
We need to separate identity from servers in the ActivityPub world. It's time. I should be able to have a single identity and use it with lots of servers from Mastodon to Lemmy and beyond.
Then, various instances could reflect different communities with different people in them, different features and policies.
This also would elegantly solve the "instance selection paralysis" in @tchambers 's Deadly Fediverse UX sin #1.
Fortunately @benpate is starting to assemble people to solve this.
Hi @j12t @tchambers @benpate,
isn't #discovery without #webfinger (hostnames and dns in effect) a #fallacy and thus #centralisation in disguise?
@dentangle
That, however, is both red herring and ad hominem fallacy.
Arguments about copyright (or anything) should be able to stand on their own, regardless of WHO uttered them, or our human biases will lead us astray...
So, that video is good take on copyright issues (and completely nonmentioning of any gender issues) so I'd recommend people see it (regardless, or in spite, of their opinion on Nina's political or other stances that she may had later)
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