Q1
3 results
some people, and a lot of kids, are being exposed to how you think about information
people started asking questions that they might not have even considered asking before
pandemic creates a sense of uncertainty, tentativeness, and questioning about the way things work
Q2
7 results
now, the wisdom that we need, I think, is discernment
we look at consequences of our behavior and how it interacts with the world and act accordingly
hopefully people become expert at telling who’s the expert
we should be explicitly aware of cognitive heuristics we have when interacting with others online
we should think reasonably and rationally about a crisis that we find ourselves in
people have to be quick and more practiced and smart about assessing risk
wisdom involves being aware of our situations and structuring our lives accordingly
Q3
1 result
Q4
4 results
I think the way we think about news, about information, will undergo a big change
there are a lot suspicions and biases that we’re going to have to tackle in a reasoned way
people who deal best with the situation will be those who assess it accurately and refocus
pandemic creates a sense of uncertainty, tentativeness, and questioning about the way things work
Q5
5 results
recognize everybody’s difficulty in interpreting the data and adopting the right behaviors
balancing between me and we, freedom and security, require judgment as circumstances change daily
importance of understanding sacred vs secular values and avoiding moralized deliberation
we will get through this if we reason intelligently and don’t succumb to bias or irrationality
understand that it’s a property of the human mind to overestimate problems, danger and the downside
