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It’s not logically correct to think, “This person is right because what he’s saying is the same as what I’m saying.”
- Self-centered confirmation bias.
- confirmation bias
- Perspectives on pragmatism:.
- Focus on practicality and usefulness.
- A decision to trust a person or information that has been beneficial in the past may be pragmatically correct.
- It is reasonable to swing attention to a person’s transmission if you have seen some of his/her content and have determined that “what he/she produces has a high probability of benefiting you”.
- This isn’t “this person is right because what he’s saying is the same as me.”
- The only people who benefit from others saying the same things about them are those who lack confidence.
- Connected and new” is important.
- The same is not new.
- There are tons of new ones that aren’t connected, so they’re less scarce.
- It’s connected to my interests, and it’s new to me, which is beneficial because it expands my knowledge network.
- This isn’t “this person is right because what he’s saying is the same as me.”
- It’s not about right and wrong.interesting か
- [I can only accept knowledge that is one step ahead of what I have now.
- It is reasonable to swing attention to a person’s transmission if you have seen some of his/her content and have determined that “what he/she produces has a high probability of benefiting you”.
- filter bubble Effects: [filter bubble
- Internet and SNS algorithms provide information based on personal preferences and behavior.
- Decreased exposure to different perspectives and information.
- Self-centered confirmation bias.
- confirmation bias
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The importance of balance:.
- Pragmatism is more likely to benefit from filter bubbles.
- I like the term “filter bubble advantage.”
- I like the term “filter bubble advantage.”
- In the long run, there is a risk of narrowing of vision and prejudice.
- [Efforts should be made to be exposed to a variety of information sources.
- Pragmatism is more likely to benefit from filter bubbles.
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