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Predictions

Predictions

How can we make better predictions in an uncertain world?

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43 mins

Enter the sphere of predictions and how they shape our understanding of the future. Also learn about innovative methods to improve forecast accuracy in various fields - from business to personal decision-making.

Ep 1:

Your Brain's Hidden Simulation

Your brain isn't reacting to reality—it's predicting it. Discover how dopamine fuels our forecasting addiction and why errors reveal more than truths.

Ep 2:

Why the Experts Get It Wrong

Renowned pundits fare worse than chance, while cold statistical models quietly outperform human intuition. Bias and noise sabotage forecasts—but there's a fix.

Ep 3:

Stepping Into Another Mind

Predicting others' actions means borrowing their eyes. We explore perspective-taking, and the emotional paradox of preparing for disasters we can't fully foresee.

Ep 4:

Reading Intent, Trusting Experience

Could a simple test reveal a stranger's true character? Explore why experience, objectivity, and personal stakes shape who predicts human behavior best.

Ep 5:

The Unpredictable Edge of Certainty

Chaos theory and ethical limits mean perfect prediction is a myth. From eclipses to workplace violence, we confront forecasting's ultimate boundaries.

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Discussions (18)

Augustus

Level 10 · 10 mo ago

Dart monkeys beat experts

Leslie

Level 2 · 10 mo ago

Nathaniel dragging experts for losing to dart throwing monkeys is iconic. He exposed their overconfidence. That was some serious tea being spilled today.

Nova

Level 5 · 10 mo ago

I knew those confident experts were full of it! The fact they lose to dart throwing monkeys is hilarious

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