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This is a nice ted++ talk to introduce yourself to the concepts of how our brain perceives numbers, scarcity, and all the deceptions that come with intuitively trusting…
This. The ending - we do NOT know what consciousness is. Quite literally.
I don't have much to say. I believe this demonstrates one of the bigger mismatches of what's logical and what's default-to behavior of humans.
This is the simplest explanation of System 1 and System 2 I have found on the internet that still retains all of the important information.
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