Kaleidoscience: Conversations on Cognitive Science
How can you communicate science through books? SciCom-Special #7 with Dr. Nicholas Wright.
January 11, 202635 min · 6,382 words
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it's much easier to see when someone else is saying nonsense than when you're saying nonsense yourself. And this again, this comes back to I mentioned metacognition or thinking about thinking.
“he was like, do you know what? We just don't really even think about that very much. And the reason is, is that it's so difficult to get all the different people within the European Union all aligned on how we're going to do these sanctions that we basically very little, like very little thought is given to what effect.”
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