Scott Adams - The Knowledge Project #70
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Dilbert creator and author Scott Adams shares cognitive tools and tricks we can use to think better, expand our perspective, and avoid slumping into “loserthink.”
Here are some of the things you'll learn in this interview:
1. "People are not rational, but I accept that as the proper canvas which I’m working with to paint something. If you try to paint anything useful, assuming that people are rational, you’re going to build a system. You’re going to try to manage to that. It just doesn’t work because people aren’t, but if you go the other way and say, “What if I assume that everybody’s just irrational?” What would you do differently? And often, what you would do differently is far more effective. Assuming people are irrational most of the time is a very clear way to see the world."
2. "People who are writing non-fiction believe they’re telling you what is objectively true in the world, but we don’t have that capability. We all have this illusion that the version of the world we’re seeing is the one, and that if anybody’s got a different version, they must be wrong. It’s sort of the most common illusion that we all have."
3. "When I say somebody is using loserthink, I don’t mean that they’re a loser. It’s not about the person. It is about the experience which the person has been subjected to. People tend to come at topics with just the filter that they just happen to have because of the life that they led. What I recommend is that you expose yourself at least to the general ideas of how other people think."
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Great episode. Mr. Adams, if you're reading this please know this discussion resulted in the sale of at least one copy of Loserthink.
The most in depth interview I've heard on this book so far. Good job.
Great interview! Scott Adams brought me here... but your great interview style and questions has earned you at least one subscriber. Thank you.
4:22am and i just finished!
I like the idea of putting a ball to other people's court and let them do the thinking before they throw the ball back at us.
The most convincing statements begin with the words, "they say..." :)
this episode was so good in 1.75x
Thank you Farnam Street for posting this. Great interview
Interesting. I got a lot out of this. Having strength in one's perspective is a deep power. I remember a professor once said, "He who controls the agenda controls the meeting." Perhaps having a keen insight into perspective better shapes and strengthens that agenda. Great show. Thank you!
Very good interview. Well done.
I saw the McMartin case TV movie like 15 years after it came out, and I thought it was a modern retelling of the Crucible. I was shocked that it actually happened, and the employees were prosecuted, but later released.
If only everyone would question, or desire to challenge themselves. It’s far easier to stay in your channels however.
Please add cut ✂️ outs
what is the name of the tv show, he mentioned in the first 5 minutes
Ooh rare find
43:26 look at the what? I can't understand what he says
He says, "...look at the Khan Academy, for example..."
Khan Academy is a free online education site.
Manjistha Seeburn
Is the interviewer laying in bed.? He sounds tired and mumbly.
I was thinking something else that the thought police would ticket me for. But tired and mumbly evades that. 😯