3 ways to make better decisions — by thinking like a computer | Tom Griffiths
3 ways to make better decisions — by thinking like a computer | Tom Griffiths
If you ever struggle to make decisions, here’s a talk for you. Cognitive scientist Tom Griffiths shows how we can apply the logic of computers to untangle tricky human problems, sharing three practical strategies for making better decisions — on everything from finding a home to choosing which restaurant to go to tonight.
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Wow that got super deep
Is this why Hollywood is filled with remakes ?
Worth watching video.
The message given is:
Do your work effectively but optimize it, never do anything whatever gives you hard time to solve rather take your chances and let it go of other things and relax your mind.
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the last recently used isn’t that great because unless you’re completely done with the last item, you’re likely going to need it sometime soon, just not as frequently as the one on the top.
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Jesus says, "I am the Way the Truth and the Life” Come to Him all who are heavy laden, burdened by life’s problems, depressed and anxious, worried and conflicted, and He will give you rest. Call on His Name, the Name of Jesus, the One who has forgiven and redeemed you by His death on the Cross. “God so loved the world that He gave His only Son that whoever believes on Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.”(John 3:16)
I see EXO on the background
I am Viet Nam
But I thought the answer was 42
What do you learn ? Just explored new things, ok woah… 11min just for this
Didn’t understand what he wanted to say :-/
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Don’t necessarily agree with explore exploit when visiting somewhere new. I like trying new things. I have found those not trying new things get very bitter and angry as they age more so than the open minded to try new things. Just my experiences and truth
The number 37 and 73 are special for another reason that was once mentioned on The Big Bang….
37% happens to be 1/e. How is this optimal % derived?
This is a good TED Talk
Maybe being rational is to admit that there is no flawless decision.
That is a good talk
Read "Getting Things Done"
This is not really a talk about making decisions. What does a pile of papers on your desk have to do with making a decision?
Determine a clear outcome: enjoying a dinner out. Determine the constraints you have to stay within to reach that outcome, your principles: classy mexican food. Brainstorm your options to reach the outcome within the constraints: a bunch of 5 star mexican restaurants. Determine the variables that are important to you; your values; order them by priority, and score each option: has a bar, doesn’t need reservations, close to your house.
Liked the Explore/exploit strategy
i think we can me a better world with the … Linux
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So basically for career choice you need to practice 37% of the jobs existing to find the one that suits you best? LMAO
"You fail most of the time. But that’s the best that you can do."
I learned nothing, but he is sexy!
Don’t think, just feel.
The value of information increases the more opportunities you’re going to have to use it. Holy cow, how simple yet I never thought of it explicitly like that.
I have a simpler approach – ask my wife where she would like to go – because I have an ulterior motive. Be sure to add alcohol. We’ve been married 46 years.
lol
human thinking: pesticides
consequence: kills bees
logical solution: stop using pesticides
Human thinking: robo bee’s
Fast forward
Humans trash their room
Logical solution: clean it up
Human solution: slavery
Smart Human thinking: robots
Im picking up a trend here, alot of things are steering towards robots.
The decision to laugh politely seems to have been influenced before the talk.
The talk was great. I don’t understand the 37%rule. But the explore-exploit trade-off was a good advice. And the last accessed principle was a bit obvious. The failing most of the time, and that’s the best that people can do thing was a bit cold and a computer like.
Now what is lacking is brain/disk interface..
Great talk. Going with your gut all the time is not smart and I have seen people who run on emotion all the time causing not only harm to themselves but to others. The optimal solution is also bad since nothing is optimal in absolute terms. What is optimal for you now is most probably sub-optimal for someone else and actually sub-optimal for your later in life. The strategies for the possible and most practical is the best life has to offer. Everything in moderation and nothing to excess is a good time proven algorithm especially as you get older and have less time to waste. Best is the enemy of good enough. Having too many options is like having no option or being mathematically guaranteed to arrive at the worst option since you cannot be rational with information overload.
Again, this is a very good talk.
Fantastic
Ty so much .. u will never know how much u just helped me
I keep seeing the ted letters as EXO logos
Like for listing to his girlfriend/wife 🙂
Does he have a book? Would love to read a more indepth version of this very small glimpse.
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Funny talk, thank you!
Decision making is an important thing for everyone Here is Abraham Twersky own opinions about decision making https://youtu.be/zLVEKs-F0ZQ
Brilliant, it’s a very good talk.
I like this.
this is like the real art of trading. If you understand what i mean.
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