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🌀 Trooper
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Welcome to the Internet…
13-05-13, 10:16
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http://jerichoattrition.wordpress.co...-the-internet/
Não vou colar o texto pq ele tem diversos links que valem a pena depois ler em paralelo. Mas é um excelente artigo. |
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tony
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13-05-13, 10:29
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Trooper
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13-05-13, 11:11
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Dunning–Kruger effect:
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which unskilled individuals suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly rating their ability much higher than average. This bias is attributed to a metacognitive inability of the unskilled to recognize their mistakes. I know, I got all fancy on you with psycho-babble, but this is an important one. In very simple and blunt terms, stupid people are not only stupid, they are unable to realize this. They think they are smarter than other people, and as such, are unable to recognize or admit their own mistakes. This is why you will argue with an obvious moron, and wonder if s/he is really that stupid, or trolling you. |
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🌀 Trooper
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13-05-13, 11:14
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O que tem tido ultimamente:
Pommer’s Law: A person’s mind can be changed by reading information on the internet. The nature of this change will be: From having no opinion to having a wrong opinion. Perhaps the greatest threat to society, the sheep we’re surrounded by, will read and believe anything and everything, especially if it suits their existing bias. One well written argument, no matter how wrong, can influence many. |
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Chief Rocka
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13-05-13, 11:14
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ahhh the dunning-kruger...
so many memories. |
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Trooper
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13-05-13, 11:44
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EUIHAOEUIA top o texto
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Trooper
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13-05-13, 12:06
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Genial, NP.
Tu só posta coisa boa, pqp <3 |
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