Dealing with our "groupstruckness" and "boundedness" (with Katja Grace)

<a href="https://clearerthinkingpodcast.com/episode/105/#transcript">Read the full transcript</a><div class="notes-inner"><p>What does it mean to be "groupstruck"? How does groupstruck-ness differ from the bystander effect, normalcy bias, and other related cognitive biases? How do we break people out of being groupstruck? What does it mean to be a "bounded" person? How can we build up better decision-making heuristics? What sorts of decisions do people usually not quantify but should (and vice versa)? How can we make rational relationship decisions without coming across as "calculating" or cold? How does anthropic reasoning affect our hypotheses about the nature of the universe and life within it (i.e., the Fermi paradox, the simulation hypothesis, etc.)?</p><p>Katja Grace is a blogger and researcher. Follow her on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/katjagrace">@KatjaGrace</a>, and read her blog at <a href="https://meteuphoric.com/">meteuphoric.com</a>.</p> </div>