Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Moneyball Variations



The kids were so far away from being who they could become, you could imagine them being anything.

There was a tendency to generalize wildly from personal experience.

"People always thought their own experience was typical when it wasn't."

There was a bias towards what someone just did - which might not be what they could do.

There was a delusion of seeing what you just saw, or thought you had seen.

The mind played tricks to create an illusion of reality.


1 comment:

X said...

I know - sacrilege - i edited my favorite satirist...to riff his lines in a different way.