"The greater the task uncertainty, the greater the amount of information that must be procesed among decision makers during task execution in order to achieve a given level of performance" (Glbraith, 1973) - quote is based on Herbert Simons Cognitive Limits Theory from 1957 - I was here in April 15, 2024
Or a demonstration of making the wrong decision...absent knowledge of the long run swings in temperature, although he goes on to raise the issues of uncertainty.
The human mind is informed by the brain. The brain reaches out with mathematics and geometry to graph and model our world. Consensus is made: what is needed to solve a problem? Will the project be successful? Survival of the species depends on the success or failure of the project. Scientists live in a community of opinions, ranging from the very simple to the complex. The brave among us reach out and grasp the idea, design the project and see to its implementation. Decisions are made along the way, with consideration of to what extent will one behavior more than another accomplish the task and support the project. Trial and error ensue. What works is embraced. What fails to work is put aside or discarded. The process of decision making is one of incremental steps, tested by trial and error. There is no "black" or "white". Decisions are based on hours upon hours of testing the topic for its efficacy in furthering the project. Decisions are made in a community of family, on the personal level, and colleagues on the professional level. The human mind constantly explores the possibilities. Who wins a Nobel Prize? That person who has put together a series of projects and experiments which have produced dramatic results in the furthering of human survival as judged by peers and history. To influence the conversation is a precious gift. To contribute to the betterment of Mankind is praiseworthy.
"The greater the task uncertainty, the greater the amount of information that must be procesed among decision makers during task execution in order to achieve a given level of performance" (Glbraith, 1973) - quote is based on Herbert Simons Cognitive Limits Theory from 1957 - I was here in April 15, 2024
1992 and talking about global warming. Respect. :)
Or a demonstration of making the wrong decision...absent knowledge of the long run swings in temperature, although he goes on to raise the issues of uncertainty.
The human mind is informed by the brain. The brain reaches out with mathematics and geometry to graph and model our world. Consensus is made: what is needed to solve a problem? Will the project be successful? Survival of the species depends on the success or failure of the project. Scientists live in a community of opinions, ranging from the very simple to the complex. The brave among us reach out and grasp the idea, design the project and see to its implementation. Decisions are made along the way, with consideration of to what extent will one behavior more than another accomplish the task and support the project. Trial and error ensue. What works is embraced. What fails to work is put aside or discarded. The process of decision making is one of incremental steps, tested by trial and error. There is no "black" or "white". Decisions are based on hours upon hours of testing the topic for its efficacy in furthering the project. Decisions are made in a community of family, on the personal level, and colleagues on the professional level. The human mind constantly explores the possibilities. Who wins a Nobel Prize? That person who has put together a series of projects and experiments which have produced dramatic results in the furthering of
human survival as judged by peers and history. To influence the conversation is a precious gift. To contribute to the betterment of Mankind is praiseworthy.
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When was this interview?
1992, as mentioned at the very beginning of this video.
i love watching video about common sense lol
Never saw an intellectual wear his pants that high.