188 Cognitive biases in one graphic

[Loving Radiance]

Google them and share interesting biases you discovered  

[Genius100x]

3 hours ago, Loving Radiance said:

Google them and share interesting biases you discovered  

Essentially, the mind chooses the path of least resistance, requiring less energy. It also tends to believe something is true simply because it wants it to be, even if it isn't. 

Nutshell : It avoids pain and seeks pleasure. It tries to survive. 

Edited October 17 by Genius100x

[Sandhu]

The image isn't loading for me. Can you put a link of it please?

[Loving Radiance]

@Sandhu https://www.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/cognitive-bias.jpg

[Ode]

They event have it as json:
https://github.com/busterbenson/public/blob/master/cognitive-bias-cheat-sheet.json

I have an idea to make this into a small web project so that you could quickly check the meaning of each bias with some examples. It's probably done already but it would be great way to learn these myself.

[Keryo Koffa]

I was looking to converge and systemize fallacies lately, this is amazing, thanks!

[Thought Art]

Holy shit the staggering level of my ignorance.

[Thought Art]

Some of these cognitive biases are double edged in that if you build a mental model with them you could block yourself off from truth so be careful on how you apply them.

[Keryo Koffa]

1 minute ago, Thought Art said:

Some of these cognitive biases are double edged in that if you build a mental model with them you could block yourself off from truth so be careful on how you apply them.

True, which is why I like to remember Leo's "Awareness itself is curative". It's about the intent and the why.

[Thought Art]

I am generally familiar with these cognitive biases. It’s cool seeing them all together. Working on offices I see these all the time. People have no clue the depth of the water they swim in and are stuck at low energy levels they can’t even objectively work on these things.

[Keryo Koffa]

4 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

I am generally familiar with these cognitive biases. It’s cool seeing them all together. Working on offices I see these all the time. People have no clue the depth of the water they swim in and are stuck at low energy levels they can’t even objectively work on these things.

Reminds me of the Dunning-Kruger in another context, you don't know what you don't know.
And you can't improve what you aren't aware of, which is why lenses and open-mindedness are so important.
Otherwise, even high-tier scientists get paradigm locked. But paradigms are only discovered in retrospect.
Because we invent and evolve our own perspectives with experience, only to shed our skin in hindsight.
Really brings into perspective the Truth and importance of one's Level of Consciousness Leo emphasizes.

[Thought Art]

A lot of the worlds conflict and toxicity stem from a lack of awareness of these biases, the traps they create and ascribing untrue reasons to the negative impacts of these biases, ie blaming others. Obviously this statement I am making up is wrapped through the diagram.

[Keryo Koffa]

1 hour ago, Thought Art said:

A lot of the worlds conflict and toxicity stem from a lack of awareness of these biases, the traps they create and ascribing untrue reasons to the negative impacts of these biases, ie blaming others. Obviously this statement I am making up is wrapped through the diagram.

Definitely, I'd add a mixture of Game Theory zero/negative sum games, that discourage truthful action and encourage polarizing and ego-reinforcing feedback loops, for example: Admitting you were wrong can significantly impact your status, lead to ridicule, and simultaneously be taken advantage of a manipulative opponent. Gaslight also has many layers.

[Thought Art]

@Keryo Koffa I think so Biases are listed on the diagram too which is neat.

[Espaim]

This is awesome. I'm a psychology undergrad and I learned about quite a few of these, but not even half! 

[Loving Radiance]

I'm glad you folks can take something from this