Re:Second-Order Thinking: What Smart People Use to Outperfor...
by raxxorrax on Friday April 05, 2019 @06:12AM
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I agree with the previous poster that the example given is pretty bad, even if choosing a most trivial case was the goal.
Perhaps it is a good idea to associate health and intelligence, and to achieve that it would require higher order thinking. Still skeptical though. Intelligent people probably lead statistics in being healthy, but extrapolating a correlation would be primitive first order thinking, no?
Perhaps it is a good idea to associate health and intelligence, and to achieve that it would require higher order thinking. Still skeptical though. Intelligent people probably lead statistics in being healthy, but extrapolating a correlation would be primitive first order thinking, no?