Re: cognitively busy

[/rashitamemo/cognitively busy](https://scrapbox.io/rashitamemo/cognitively busy).

In cognitively busy situations, the ability to control oneself is weakened. And it makes it easier to engage in habitual behavior. Perhaps we expect it is due to Cognitive busyness and not to the amount of knowledge. First, it perceives the world in an extremely simplistic way. Second, it perceives the world based on the ideal of “I wish it were so” (≈without regard to substance). This would be a thorough suppression of MP consumption. I think that zero-risk faith and the tendency to excessively seek being upright and cleanhanded have similar roots.

from [/unnamedcamp/concept intersection](https://scrapbox.io/unnamedcamp/concept intersection).

For example, if it were , this page memo would probably add tags such as “right mind” and “simplification thought”.

• Mustn’t multiple concepts be encountered and tied together, so they must be referenced in their own context?　Because I feel that

As the person who created the page, I’ve been thinking a bit about whether or not to add `“righteousness” etc. tags and “simplistic thinking” type tags.

• Such tags are not inappropriate. Rather, it is contextually appropriate.

  • When I ask if you are going to put it on, you probably won’t.

• I would rather create a link like “The Relationship Between Righteousness and Simplistic Thinking” and try to write something on that page. Probably because I have a number of ideas similar to the above stored up in my mind, and I have a sense that I can say something about this.

I just thought I’d put it here to give you an idea of what I would do.

relevance - Saving Thought - Link to 2 other pages where this keyword appears

• Unlink “habit” and link “cognitive busyness,” “cleanliness,” “justice,” and “simplicity.”
  • System 1
  • downloading

Ask yourself why you did it.

• This is “the idea of borrowed thing” and neither of the two terms rules of use is familiar with my usage
• But I don’t find it difficult to understand.
• This is like a road: “I didn’t usually go this way, but I noticed a road here, I may go this way, I’ll add it to the map in my brain.
• So I made links to keywords in the borrowed text, and at the same time, I added links to “paths I already have in my mind” that were associated with the text, so that they are interconnected

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