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Re:We learn faster when we aren’t told what choices to make by thrav on Thursday October 01, 2020 @02:27PM (#24654437)
Sure. But you won’t see anyone commenting about that. I’m only saying some people will in fact intuit a thing and be right, and we should hardly admonish them for doing so.

The higher rated their comment is, the more other people likely intuited the same.

It’s almost a decent measure of how obvious the thing being proven actually was — assuming you could baseline it and compare it to others in a meaningful way.

Re:We learn faster when we aren’t told what choices to make by kubanczyk on Thursday October 01, 2020 @04:29PM (#24655848)
Some people who accumulated various good intuitions over decades created a bow, an iron plow and knew planets from stars.

Some people who started validating their intuitions with real measurements gave us steel ships, cantilever bridges and moon rockets.

These achievements were not a result of majority of people having the same intuition.