Message from @Malt_Hitman

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2018-11-24 04:29:36 UTC  

It's used to suit their agendas

2018-11-24 04:29:50 UTC  

and the formation of echo chambers

2018-11-24 04:30:01 UTC  

Yeah that is pretty scary

2018-11-24 04:30:23 UTC  

Glad I found a place that is founded on opposition to echo chambers and tribes

2018-11-24 04:30:39 UTC  

At least that is what I hope this is

2018-11-24 04:31:22 UTC  

For example though, if the simplest answer is probably true, then the earth is flat

2018-11-24 04:31:51 UTC  

On the other hand from another perspective, if NASA says it's a globe, then go with it because lying is complex

2018-11-24 04:32:15 UTC  

But then we rely on many complex understandings which goes against occams razor

2018-11-24 04:32:27 UTC  

I never liked it even as a kid

2018-11-24 04:33:09 UTC  

your talking about people that say 2+2=5 and that 4-2=2 in the same breath though

2018-11-24 04:33:22 UTC  

Bad example then

2018-11-24 04:33:45 UTC  

somehow they can see stuff that is opposed to each other and see it as supporting their desired outcome

2018-11-24 04:34:11 UTC  

So if someone says the Nazis did it, and the Nazis say they didn't, which one is simpler and thus more right due to occams razor

2018-11-24 04:34:28 UTC  

basic cleaning done, fan is MUCH quieter now

2018-11-24 04:34:39 UTC  

I suppose I am struggling to find a belief held by the same group that uses it and doesn't in another case

2018-11-24 04:35:24 UTC  

The point is to say that "the simplest answer is likely true" just isn't true

2018-11-24 04:35:42 UTC  

It's always used in reference to complex issues

2018-11-24 04:36:07 UTC  

It's fair to use occams razor like "I can't find my keys. Maybe the aliens took them? No, that's too unlikely and complex"

2018-11-24 04:37:04 UTC  

the history channels agrees that it was aliens

2018-11-24 04:38:57 UTC  

The problem with 'the simplest answer is likely true' is that 'likely' can be anywhere from 51% to 99.9~%.

2018-11-24 04:39:58 UTC  

Dr. Peterson talked about how if you were to take a guess between one man and one woman, which would be more violent, you'd be right 60% of the time on the man and 40% of the time on the woman.

2018-11-24 04:40:23 UTC  

So even though it's 'likely' that a man is the more violent out of the two it's basically a coin flip on the right answer.

2018-11-24 04:42:49 UTC  

To be specific, Peterson said that while the distribution is 60/40 over the total population, the most violent people are pretty much invariably men

2018-11-24 04:43:47 UTC  

Yeah I agree with perceived likelihood but people used it to write off possibilities

2018-11-24 04:44:03 UTC  

Sometimes things are complex

2018-11-24 04:44:07 UTC  

Because that slight proclivity results in a larger difference at the extremes basicslly

2018-11-24 04:45:33 UTC  

Likelihood seems to mostly be determined based on what people want to be true

2018-11-24 04:45:40 UTC  

In general that is

2018-11-24 04:46:11 UTC  

The 'likelyhood' that people would conspire seems to be pretty high given that humans are social animals.

2018-11-24 04:46:36 UTC  

See that is how I think @Malt_Hitman

2018-11-24 04:46:54 UTC  

It's odd to say otherwise but conspire needs to be defined

2018-11-24 04:47:01 UTC  

Working together in secret

2018-11-24 04:47:06 UTC  

Happens in every company

2018-11-24 04:47:24 UTC  

I thought it was that while women commit more acts of physical violence. Males tend to cause more serious physical injuries when they do commit those acts assuming no weapon in play (which then applies to both) and that these acts are usually reciprocal

2018-11-24 04:48:02 UTC  

That makes sense too @Misomania

2018-11-24 04:48:11 UTC  

that includes throwing stuff at people as well, such as bowls to the head

2018-11-24 04:48:24 UTC  

And if they are saying words can be violence then

2018-11-24 04:48:30 UTC  

Look out ladies

2018-11-24 04:48:44 UTC  

so while women lash out more often, those males repress and lash out more severely essentially

2018-11-24 04:48:51 UTC  

Men are, in general, stronger due to biology and have more muscle mass and testosterone.

2018-11-24 04:48:51 UTC  

Right