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  • yesman@lemmy.worldtoScience Memes@mander.xyzCognitive Biases
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    8 days ago

    YSK: the Dunning-Kruger effect is controversial because it’s part of psychology’s repeatability problem.

    Other famous psychology experiments like the ‘Stanford prison experiment’ or the ‘Milgram experiment’ fail to show what you learned in psych101. The prison experiment was so flawed as to be useless, and variations on the Milgram experiment show the opposite effect from the original.

    For those familiar with the Milgram experiment: one variation of the study saw the “scientist” running the test replaced with a policeman or a military officer. In these circumstances, almost everybody refused to use high voltage.













  • yesman@lemmy.worldOPtoScience Memes@mander.xyzJust So
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    19 days ago

    If I want to aggravate someone who’s into Jung, I ask them about the “accusations”. When they question “what accusations”, I say “the accusations that he plagiarized much of his work from the ghosts in the many, many seances he attended”.


  • Frankenstein’s monster doesn’t deserve any sympathy; he’s pure evil. I know this contradicts the opinions of the characters in the book. He does suffer mightily and unfairly despite all efforts at kindness.

    The problem is that his solution is to create another to suffer as he has. He even instructs the Doctor to make her hideous like him so that she’ll have no choice but to be his companion. The doctor wonders if this will be enough to stop the “bride” from going rogue.

    These are the only two times in the novel anyone considers that the “bride” might have motivation or pathos of her own.

    He also refers to his potential bride as the “female” which, well ya know.