[Video] The Essential Strategies To Debiasing From Academic Rationality

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A lifetime of work by a world expert in debiasing boiled down into four broad strategies in this video. A nice approach to this topic from the academic side of rationality.

Disclosure - the academic is Dr. Hal Arkes, a personal friend and Advisory Board Member of Intentional Insights, which I run.

EDIT: Seems like the sound quality is low. Anyone willing to do a transcript of this video as a volunteer activity for the rationality community? We can then subtitle the video.

A lifetime of work by a world expert in debiasing boiled down into four broad strategies in this video. A nice approach to this topic from the academic side of rationality.

Disclosure - the academic is Dr. Hal Arkes, a personal friend and Advisory Board Member of Intentional Insights, which I run.

EDIT: Seems like the sound quality is low. Anyone willing to do a transcript of this video as a volunteer activity for the rationality community? We can then subtitle the video.

It's quite unfortunate, because Hal shares really important things. We're fundraising right now to get a better quality videocamera than just using a smartphone, which is what we can afford right now. I'll work on getting a transcript of this and post it here.

Does anyone here have an experience with video recording, and could recommend a quick and cheap (I imagine under $50 and within a week) solution that would make the sound quality better by an order of magnitude (not necessarily perfect)? Or is the problem other than hardware? For example the distance of the microphone, noisy room, bad audio card, bad settings... I don't have experience with sound recording and processing.

Here is a review of a microphone that costs about $30, and the quality of the sound feels good enough.

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[Video] The Essential Strategies To Debiasing From Academic Rationality

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