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Who will be the first to make a logical fallacy exposing AI?

How many coping mechanisms do you use?

Get to know how people come at you with fallacies... medium.com/@geostylegeo/k…

There are two definitions to the term "anthropocentric." Do you know them both?

What does the following depict? Beliefs < heuristics < holding theories

Is it?

How does the illusory truth effect play into being careful about the company you keep?

Why are most people stuck on hyperbolic discounting?

What typical moves from people are a result of anchoring bias + recency bias?

Are "first impressions" people just people falling for anchoring bias?

Do you know what heuristics are?

Is using the word "thing" a gap-filling fallacy?

How do you define a "gap-filling fallacy," and is your definition different from the official definition?

Big Q: Should we consider scientific/mathematical constants like pi, h, and e to be gap fillers?

How good have you become at spotting "in-group/out-group" issues?

How much of social media is just fishing for endorsement?

Can you make up a simple statement that actually says nothing?

What percent of human conversation is just to "reinforce that we're still cool?"

What key feature of humans is the exact reason why we need locks on things?

Do you think people will steal in places where there are no laws to prohibit them from doing so?

Which creatures have Cu-based blood?