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A visual guide to Bayesian thinking 

Julia Galef
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I use pictures to illustrate the mechanics of "Bayes' rule," a mathematical theorem about how to update your beliefs as you encounter new evidence. Then I tell three stories from my life that show how I use Bayes' rule to improve my thinking.

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@mortimersnead5821
@mortimersnead5821 7 лет назад
If a repair man wants to rob you, he'll do it when he's writing the bill.
@michaelhylton1979
@michaelhylton1979 7 лет назад
Good One!
@ensinitas
@ensinitas 7 лет назад
TRUE..the repairman was looking to see if there were males in the household or someone else who might know he was gouging you when he did the repairs and billed you. i know LOTS of trades repair companies (especially plumbers and heater/AC) that permit their installers to keep half of the take. their crooked tradesmen will look around to gauge the ability of the customer to call BS on unnecessary or bogus repairs...especially on women who are unlikely to know if there even is such a thing as a conibbler pin or a fragistat. years ago my wife got a bid for $750 for new brake pads on a small car. when i called the guy to ask if that included the rears and new rotors and bearing he said no...JUST PADS, front only...no fluid bleed, no bearing regrease, not even a rotor resurfacing. i told him he should be ashamed of himself as i had a bid from the local legit repair shop for $130 including surfacing, repair persons are incentivized to overcharge but are smart enough to do it so they don't get caught
@BEder-it4lf
@BEder-it4lf 7 лет назад
Mortimer Snead He likes the way you decorate?
@foureyedchick
@foureyedchick 7 лет назад
VALID POINT !
@chrischaf
@chrischaf 7 лет назад
You should tell your wife to have her Veyron serviced somewhere else.
@SudhamsuSharmaneodonly
@SudhamsuSharmaneodonly 6 лет назад
before video : chances of me being a millionaire 0.1% after video : i applied bayesian thinking (remembered my priors) , now the chance is 0.0001%
@asdfghyter
@asdfghyter 6 лет назад
What was the new piece of information you used to update your priors? I'd love to see the full calculation. ;)
@williamandersen6980
@williamandersen6980 6 лет назад
Reality bites!
@traveldiaryinc
@traveldiaryinc 5 лет назад
asdfghyter fact that he is wasting his time on RU-vid might be one of them :p
@paullelyukh2422
@paullelyukh2422 5 лет назад
yeah in America there's 10M millioniares. That's 3.33% of the population. If you save your money not becoming a millionaire is impossible unless you are 50 yrsold, or have an IQ below ~90ish probably
@ameliaroque3854
@ameliaroque3854 5 лет назад
Sudhamsu You live to the ripe old age of 125 :)
@chase4339
@chase4339 Год назад
Great, explanation. Your real world examples were very useful for me to think through. Thanks.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way of how I abstract the point of view, that instinct traits of most of us elaborated the different perceives... Vs Think more as wise as how I become personally persuasive by not forcing anyone in what I believe, as the system wish
@copypaste3526
@copypaste3526 5 лет назад
Most people are really good at "Biasian" thinking.
@junkjunk2493
@junkjunk2493 4 года назад
genius pun ... duh
@vishnumohank1299
@vishnumohank1299 3 года назад
I see what you did there.
@MrEerwin
@MrEerwin 3 года назад
...which is to say, really good at fear mongering and mystical belief.
@thomaskember4628
@thomaskember4628 3 года назад
But they have to weigh up how true it is first.
@thechronic555
@thechronic555 3 года назад
bahaha i love puns. really helps that its spelled out lol
@luciferfernandez7094
@luciferfernandez7094 3 года назад
I have absolute no idea why this was recommended to me but here’s a new subscriber.
@chrisgadsby5700
@chrisgadsby5700 3 года назад
If the algorithm recommended it, think of it as good fortune. If it was a friend's recommendation then maybe it was a hint to be more open minded?
@renend1178
@renend1178 3 года назад
Yep
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468 2 года назад
Think like me who doesn't fall in love to you, but who never allow you to be in love with anybody... Vs Think like I still sense some emotional gamblers trying to snatching you from me
@training7574
@training7574 6 месяцев назад
Very informative and probably useful as an introduction. Neat presentation, especially the graphics.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as how I stopped here Vs Think more as wise as how I understandably win a particular argument with you
@yaboibunsen363
@yaboibunsen363 3 года назад
The fact that none of those stories were completed shakes me to my core.
@AmazingRebel23
@AmazingRebel23 3 года назад
I wanna know wtf the repairman was doing because I peek around a lot and i dont have a lot of social experience, so i like to know what things people are doing wrong
@AlexRomanov1
@AlexRomanov1 3 года назад
Ikr?
@hugoclarke3284
@hugoclarke3284 3 года назад
Julia I'm guessing you're the math PhD because I would have just straight up asked Tom what his major is.
@sumitkumar-sq3qz
@sumitkumar-sq3qz 3 года назад
maeve main?
@LaymensLament
@LaymensLament 3 года назад
NOT BAD
@zhen3356
@zhen3356 3 года назад
damn maeve mains every where
@jsimp8540
@jsimp8540 3 года назад
lol
@LeonardoYip
@LeonardoYip 3 года назад
i didn't know people still played paladins lol
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more it's the only reason to have a strong argument with what I stand... Vs Think more as wise as possible it's the hardest way to evaluate life as scout mindset
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I know what's the right thing if you show your dissatisfied about me... Vs Think more if you don't wanted me to hide anything from you
@mikescarborough9196
@mikescarborough9196 3 года назад
Repairman snooping around for the circuit breaker: Appliance repairmen sometimes have this weird preoccupation with turning off the electricity to an appliance before they work on it. 220 volts can really ruin your day.
@Tensquaremetreworkshop
@Tensquaremetreworkshop 3 года назад
In the UK at least, by law there has to be a circuit breaker within reach of the stove. In the US it will be split phase, so pretty hard to get the full 220v.
@walkergarya
@walkergarya 3 года назад
@@Tensquaremetreworkshop Most stove are run on 220V as well as electric dryers. Fools and high voltages can soon be connected.
@strideman1680
@strideman1680 3 года назад
Maybe he was looking for a bathroom.
@Tensquaremetreworkshop
@Tensquaremetreworkshop 3 года назад
@@walkergarya Yes, I know. And that is split phase, so 110 to ground. If you are not familiar with split phase, look it up.
@49metal
@49metal 3 года назад
It's not the VOLTAGE that kills you, it's the cardiac arrest.
@alerus2
@alerus2 9 лет назад
As someone who uses Bayesian systems professionally, in daily life thinking, and also to show why other people's arguments don't land, I have to say that this is a fantastic video. It very clearly illustrates to the layperson why Bayes is what is and what the messages are. I will be sharing this with others.
@derpestarzt
@derpestarzt 7 лет назад
Let me guess, you're one of those geniuses that predicted that there was no way for Donald Trump to win? because after all, Hillary got the women vote, the latino vote...lol
@djmips
@djmips 6 лет назад
Let me guess, you're one of those people that mocks people a lot and ends their sentences in...lol
@MattColler
@MattColler 6 лет назад
I've often seen Bayesian analysis in the title of academic papers, and this explained the basic principle. But instead of offering five very similar examples, perhaps she could have moved on to some more advanced applications in scientific inquiry and statistics.
@jamma246
@jamma246 6 лет назад
_"As someone who uses Bayesian systems professionally"_ It's funny, because for people with any amount of intelligence these kinds of methods would just be completely intuitive, obvious or logical when working out decisions, it's incredibly basic mathematics. But then I guess I should never be surprised by how low the bar can be.
@Zeuts85
@Zeuts85 6 лет назад
+jamma246 If you think this sort of thinking is intuitive, then you might want to check out LessWrong.com so you can see how deep the rabbit hole goes. Fallacious and biased reasoning is the norm in 98% of the population. Most humans are extremely weak at rationality by default. This makes the world a rather frustrating place.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I'm wise enough to be more than being busy... Vs Think more when I'm wise enough to not be fool by entertaining hardworking people
@JamesTaylor-je6es
@JamesTaylor-je6es 3 месяца назад
You are a naturally gifted teacher, thank you very much. This will come in useful for certain areas of interest, in particular biases. If you've not covered Henry George yet, go down that rabbit hole and you may just find something.
@MrBrew4321
@MrBrew4321 7 лет назад
I've done a lot of repair work, and I know what's it's like to be in the category: "looks like he's going to rob you but really he's just doing his job." Let me tell you - every place is built differently, and you should always keep your eyes open.. One time I found a gas line going into a bedroom and not even capped off. The place would have filled up with explosives at the turn of a knob, well if not for my "snooping about" that is. But it's also part of the job description to not freak people out. I just said, "I need to look around a bit to make sure I know where all the gas lines are going."
@FixItHere
@FixItHere 7 лет назад
That girl did not provide adequate background on stove repair. Like, old house, gas or electic stove. Why is this critical information? A good repair-man/woman, would look around to not only fix the point but also all connected to that point. Also, it would be so easy to inquire, why are you looking into bedroom/s? She phrases it snooping, which is secretly done, which did not seem to the situation/
@NB-gu9rs
@NB-gu9rs 7 лет назад
Uh, I think that might have been because the video wasn't about stove repair. The details are rather incidental to what she was actually explaining.
@fireinacan
@fireinacan 7 лет назад
She's in her thirties.
@gorp27
@gorp27 7 лет назад
As a repairman also, I'll throw in my 2 cents worth. When you enter a house to do repairs you should always examine your surroundings to identify any potential exit points or hidden dangers such as friendly dogs that don't bite (been bitten twice).
@ricochofsky8293
@ricochofsky8293 7 лет назад
Brew Sauce+ I've done a lot of electrical repair work, and it becomes second nature when entering an unfamiliar place to glance around looking for potential problems, to a point where one may not even be aware of it. And btw, I've spotted many problems -- shock and/or fire hazards -- that the homeowner was oblivious to. It is the responsibility of the electrician to spot these hazards, point them out, and recommend (even insist) appropriate remedies. I imagine it's the same for someone coming to repair your gas range (assuming it is a gas range). He would want to know if there any other gas appliances in the house, any lines/valves/couplings that might be problem, etc. It would be irresponsible to not ascertain this info.
@1pcfred
@1pcfred 7 лет назад
The trouble with updating beliefs while encountering new evidence today is we can all find evidence to support any belief. It really depends where one looks for said evidence. We all have so many information sources to tap now. So everyone can easily find whatever echo chamber they need, to reinforce whatever belief they hold dear.
@cantkeepitin
@cantkeepitin 5 лет назад
Your statement is fully correct. It looks that statistics become more stable if you get more and more data. However the quality of data matters a lot too! And this is also included to the Bayes theory! The simplest example is having two Gaussian distributions, if you put them together, the tighter one will win, i.e. the more uncertain one has little impact. Indeed it is hard to quantify everything, but with the Bayes theory all is combined at least in a consistent way. If you want to get on something, the theory helps you not to loose.
@mattiasdavidsson7856
@mattiasdavidsson7856 Год назад
Yes, you have to be honestly self aware to be able to use the principle - ie you have to ask the question "how would the data look in my personal echo chamber if I was wrong" vs "how would the data look in my personal echo chamber if I was right"? And you would honestly have to draw the conclusion that my echo chamber will still only resound the message I already have taken as true, wether my belief is true or not.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I can't sleep Vs Think more the only person I feel secured to tell to
@NicolaEfflandrin
@NicolaEfflandrin Год назад
This was exactly what i was searching for. Thanks Julia!
@JamesTaylor-je6es
@JamesTaylor-je6es 3 месяца назад
You are a naturally gifted teacher, thank you very much. This will come in useful for certain areas of interest, in particular biases. If you've not covered Henry George yet, go down that rabbit hole and you may just find something.
@jamestaylor8217
@jamestaylor8217 5 лет назад
Good. I've "known" Bayes' rule for 50 years but your explanation was the best visual one I've seen. I like the way you apply it to everyday life. Thank you.
@pennryan970
@pennryan970 3 года назад
Four years since I first watched this video and for some reason, it is #1 on my recommendations today. Much appreciation. Watching this is bringing back fond memories of a summer long gone.
@ArtParlor
@ArtParlor 3 года назад
woah, that's SO strange because the same happened to me! I got recommended this video and the thumbnail gave me de ja vu, because I've seen it before. And I think it was four years ago as well.
@patnolen8072
@patnolen8072 3 года назад
I've noticed a lot of comments dated "2 weeks ago". Maybe this youtube channel is making a big comeback.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as possible the hardest way when I learnt how to trust none when everyone doubted or confused me... Vs Think more when I learnt how not to trust to those whom I trusted either when they make fun about me
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way when I'm wise to be protective as mother to father, as father to mother... Vs Think more although most of the time they complain to each other
@robrick9361
@robrick9361 5 лет назад
I never update my priors. In fact I would have assumed the repairman was wondering where he was gonna lay me out after eating my liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti. Fake repairman is the oldest cannibal trick in the book.
@paperEATER101
@paperEATER101 5 лет назад
which is why you're still here to tell the tale ...she's trying to lead us astray ...thank you
@Novasky2007
@Novasky2007 5 лет назад
I just phone for a pizza delivery -guy-
@Chris-bm1wf
@Chris-bm1wf 4 года назад
That's seems like adaptive bias, where we adapt to minimize the cost instead of the actual probability
@ezu8501
@ezu8501 3 года назад
i laughed out loud at this
@rufusconnolly8489
@rufusconnolly8489 3 года назад
I like a nice Chianti. Am I a cannibal? D:
@Failzz8
@Failzz8 3 года назад
The fact that there's so many comments here along the lines of "wow, this totally changed my perspective on everything" is quite unsettling to be honest.
@somescams
@somescams 3 года назад
But positive.
@2adamast
@2adamast 3 года назад
Didn't find any, and that's unsettling too
@superchangoale
@superchangoale 3 года назад
well, It is reflected in the politicians most people choose.
@sasisarath8675
@sasisarath8675 3 года назад
ok why did a bunch of people get this video in their feed... pls comment.. what did u last watch?
@somescams
@somescams 3 года назад
@@sasisarath8675 "How to rob people by pretending to be a repairman"
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as possible to not be discourage when everyone says bad things on my back Vs Think more as wise as possible to learn how to finish my own scheduled duty in a day and bother not with everybody else's businesses
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more to not be fool either by how others testedly testing my way of knowledge perceiving life... Vs Think more just like I know what my hands did in an hour, a day, a week, a month, a year and how I bestowed on the outcome of it regularly
@tchrisou812
@tchrisou812 6 лет назад
I have wondered what happened to Tom, he was my first friend on MySpace.
@vasilykotov1415
@vasilykotov1415 6 лет назад
tchrisou812 oh Tom
@johnvonhorn2942
@johnvonhorn2942 5 лет назад
Have you got him locked in your basement?
@MichaelGriffis
@MichaelGriffis 5 лет назад
Tom is in the unemployment line.
@spark1545
@spark1545 5 лет назад
He was my only friend on MySpace
@tomhollins9266
@tomhollins9266 5 лет назад
Here I is
@EmblemParade
@EmblemParade 3 года назад
Bayes' Rule is an important component of critical thinking. The ability to think critically is a skill that needs to be learned. The challenge is that common sense and intuition are often very wrong, and there's no trivial way for knowing when. It's on a case-by-case basis, and all those cases are about patterns that need to be recognized and examined.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I'm wise enough to stick with treasure.... Vs Think more it doesn't mean I can be easily fool by those who die-hardly tried to teach me morally lesson
@anupamanu6520
@anupamanu6520 Год назад
@Julia very good explanation. What is the tool you used to draw the things on screen?
@ManiacallySmithing
@ManiacallySmithing 3 года назад
I realize I've been using this intuitively for years to fight my, or others' fears. But being able to quantify and codeify it is such work work of brilliance, I'm astounded. That's a smart person.
@chrisc7265
@chrisc7265 3 года назад
_sees repairman checking out my bedroom_ _slams him against the wall_ "8% chance you're gonna rob the place, huh punk?" "but sir, I'm here to repair your bed" "Bayes would disagree .... get out before I call the police"
@orionsghost9511
@orionsghost9511 3 года назад
That would mean there's a 92 percent chance you're just an a-hole ; )
@zachhoy
@zachhoy 3 года назад
for some reason, the 'but sir' immediately made the repairman British in my internal narrative, making your story even more absurd, thank you sir!
@theeouapolal7262
@theeouapolal7262 3 года назад
Odds are he either likes your house, or is shocked to disbelief at the mess!
@legnaleama
@legnaleama 3 года назад
I just read: sees repairman checking out my bedroom slams him against the wall 1% chance this is an adult film
@Auxified
@Auxified 3 года назад
Why is "Bayes would disagree" both the toughest and nerdiest line at the same time.
@raffisandoval9103
@raffisandoval9103 2 года назад
How do we make balanced/accurate estimates for the figures used in the Bayesian reasoning framework?
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way to fool not by the unsuccessful challengers Vs Think more as wise as how I trusted my deep rooted instincts
@misterrea861
@misterrea861 3 года назад
Another important clue that Tom is a Math PhD student: He's walking. MBA students travel around campus in golf carts that they stole from the campus maintenance department.
@dannygjk
@dannygjk 3 года назад
Exactly.
@philipocarroll
@philipocarroll 3 года назад
Remember your priors!
@eterno2457
@eterno2457 3 года назад
remember your priors, how likely is it that a math PhD has the courage to venture outside of their room and into the savage social environment of the campus
@owleye-nuclei1401
@owleye-nuclei1401 3 года назад
I had a rudimentary understanding of Bayes theorem prior to this video, but now I feel like I really understand it. thank you
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as possible with Computing W is for Wide Area Network... Vs Think more as wise as possible with Computing X is for Xperia
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way as wise as how I'm honest to myself, with every details of how I spend my precious seconds of every minutes of every hours.... Vs Think more the hardest way even when I was supposed to be happy in a framely set-up man-made time-line schedule
@komalvenkatesh4527
@komalvenkatesh4527 4 года назад
These personal experience examples were amazing, helped understand it more intuitively. Thank you! Came here after crunching through some equations but these real world examples showcased the theorem in a very simple way.
@kustomkure
@kustomkure 8 лет назад
Got a good chuckle out of the mathematician joke actually.
@jti107
@jti107 8 лет назад
+Daniel Korolev that was good joke
@mynastycomment5360
@mynastycomment5360 7 лет назад
Couldn't help smiling when I head the words 'Berkley' and 'snowflake' in the video. Hard to imagine extremely intelligent people becoming snowflakes. But may be there is no correlation between intelligence and wisdom. Not saying the presenter is a snowflake. But I see a lot of young people take positions that would be considered 'progressive' in their eagerness to 'look' elite among their peers.
@mynastycomment5360
@mynastycomment5360 7 лет назад
+B-Rad that's exactly what I am talking about - Classic elitism. I should have also added that this behavior has to do with conforming with 'views' spread by the progressives elites, so one could look like them. It is implied in my statement, but seems some people need more clarification. Let me guess, you 'think' to care about animals & environment means to not eat them, because you have 'learned' this info from material that you read or watched on T.V or the internet. If you tell me you have a psychological problem to kill and eat another living, breathing thing, I will probably excuse you. But, the loving animals and earth etc is baloney. You just don't realize it is baloney - that's all. If I prove to you that vegetables and plants also perceive pain..... my bad, this has already been proven. (Read about scientist Bose's work from more than a 100 years ago) Will you stop eating food altogether?
@sbunny8
@sbunny8 7 лет назад
Those studies which claimed to prove that plants experience pain have been debunked. It's not true.
@trythinkingforachange4201
@trythinkingforachange4201 7 лет назад
sez who sbunny ?
@holtbrian548
@holtbrian548 Год назад
great vid. What's the joint probability prior of shifty eye repairmen?
@kingsumchiu1283
@kingsumchiu1283 9 месяцев назад
Very good video. I m learning statistics and this has helped me a lot
@JRandallS
@JRandallS 6 лет назад
The willingness or openness to challenge your initial impressions, and subsequently alter them, is a component of the attribute we used to call "humility". It has more to do with wanting to see things accurately, than it does with some false sense of being humble.
@yizeverienametaken
@yizeverienametaken 9 лет назад
This seems like a good way to justify your position while also being wrong. I like it.
@speirk
@speirk 7 лет назад
Late to the party, but best comment. This is Bayesian Feelings. Even got the formula wrong.
@thedevilsadvocate5210
@thedevilsadvocate5210 7 лет назад
maybe he was just nosey, it sounds like an episode of law and order
@kierenmoore3236
@kierenmoore3236 7 лет назад
Maybe he's in the middle of designing a new house/decorating ... bottom line, assume nothing. At the same time though, trust no one ... ...
@amisfitpuivk
@amisfitpuivk 7 лет назад
I had the same thought when she mentioned meditation. How can sitting down and doing nothing be 'fake'? More like 'I dont have what it takes to do it, so I'm gonna call it fake to convince myself it doesn't work'
@skcrm1147
@skcrm1147 6 лет назад
Why would you like something that encourages falsity and error? Are your feelings more important than discerning the truth (which is the basis for this whole video)?
@BANKO007
@BANKO007 Год назад
Where have you been for the last year, Julia? I love your brilliant videos.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way to fool not by alternative secrets of the miraculous appearers Vs Think more as wise as how I didn't appreciate the everything comes in one tactics
@waynedick6989
@waynedick6989 5 лет назад
Never did think of Bayes Theorem as a way of life, but it does seem fun.
@metametodo
@metametodo 5 лет назад
I've always liked to use something close to this general thought to keep my analysis, general guesses and knowledge of stuff updated and changing, avoiding fixed preconceptions or prejudices. This is quite similar in many ways to my personal system, although I haven't put it down in numbers or created clear rules and patterns, it was more psychological and simple. It's very interesting to find something close, and makes me even more interested in the possibility of studying statistics, something I already like a lot, but don't know if I like enough to live on it. Thanks for this, I think I first saw you with Matt Parker on Bayes. Keep up the great job. Every detail can have a small influence on coming to momentary (?) conclusions, always doubt yourself.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more even if I had nothing in mind to say... Vs Think more yet I can't be repeatedly fool like I still have times to happy with others when I'm actually not for one reason
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way with the same anointed computer mouse clicked hand that I communicatedly reached out to you with the flow of highly expressive commenting Vs Think more the hardest way when it's though for the readers to understand how I combat my normal mind
@qwadratix
@qwadratix 3 года назад
It was the 'university campus' bit that got me. If you'd said 'federal prison' it would have been perfectly obvious.
@pauljoshy96
@pauljoshy96 3 года назад
This is one of those rare things which feels like a bug fix to the brain
@LowerYourExpectationsPleb
@LowerYourExpectationsPleb 3 года назад
machiavellian thinking is far superior to this crap
@raymcgrath7340
@raymcgrath7340 3 года назад
Rare? Mate, all I fucking do is troubleshoot this buggy piece of shit.
@raymcgrath7340
@raymcgrath7340 3 года назад
@@creamwobbly tomayto tomato
@FelixGigler
@FelixGigler 3 года назад
@@LowerYourExpectationsPleb what are you on about, those two don’t even have to exclude each other
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468 10 месяцев назад
Think more the hardest way as *•Seeing, •Hearing, •Touching, Smelling, •Tasting as key features of CHANEL* in David Berlo's model of Communication Vs Think more the hardest way as *•Communication skills, •Attitudes, •Knowledge, •Social System, •Culture as key features of RECEIVER* in David Berlo's model of Communication
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I learnt how to be busy instead of how to be sexy Vs Think more when I learnt how to be sensitive instead of how to be sensual
@sg04f
@sg04f 3 года назад
Wow! This was very insightful. Even the way you calculated the conditional probability without using the formula and just using the areas instead.
@nihil1
@nihil1 7 лет назад
I can't believe I took so long to find this channel.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as ownership secrets.. Vs Think more to fool not by acclaimers tactics
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way as a person who always managed to complete the task with deadline... Vs Think more the hardest way to not be fool by the delayers' tactics
@danielgalvez8118
@danielgalvez8118 2 года назад
This is such an amazing explanation. Thank you so much!
@ponzianomanning3071
@ponzianomanning3071 2 года назад
Your videos have added that extra weight to my priors I need to convince me of the merit of Bayes Theorem. I'm committing myself to practice Bayes thinking. Thank you!
@gyrojomo
@gyrojomo 2 года назад
My friend; Bayes Theorem is running and operating regardless of your commitment status. To me, the video is a statement and not a proposal.
@ncedwards1234
@ncedwards1234 Год назад
@@gyrojomo Your perspective is of equal relevance to me, a 3rd party stranger. And perhaps OP's statement can nudge one more person into accepting the rationally sound choice of incorporating Bayes Theorem into their lives. That is a non-trivial post, but yours seems negatively intended and leaves me wondering, for what purpose?
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way to satisfy not only at the level of how others perceived me morally... Vs Think more the hardest way about how I believed in the positiveness of why I didn't have to agree with all they elaborated their point of views
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise with 98 minutes ago since 03:00 PM Vs Think more as wise as how I stopped having evening refreshment tea and lunch at home, yet with a somehow little effort I managed to cut the grasses as I was assigned to
@sefaemreilikli
@sefaemreilikli 5 лет назад
I was reading an old newspaper and came across this theorem, thank you for clarifying!
@robinsonner5461
@robinsonner5461 3 года назад
why were you reading an old newspaper?
@allankuria9923
@allankuria9923 3 года назад
I got an odd sense of deja vu while reading your comment.🤔
@CHAPI929292
@CHAPI929292 3 года назад
do you even know what a theorem is?
@bukkaratsuppa6414
@bukkaratsuppa6414 3 года назад
Old newspaper? As in, RU-vid would only play at 480p in it?
@KindaFeelsNice
@KindaFeelsNice 3 года назад
Ever in your life did you wish you had a Hurdy Gurdy?
@gumnaamaadmi007
@gumnaamaadmi007 3 года назад
This popped up in my recommendations. Never have I been so instantly hooked.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I'm wise enough to stick with the last updating photos... Vs Think more when I cannot be fool like I wasted my day as Social media addicters
@M3t4lik
@M3t4lik Год назад
Isn't it amazing how personality and the subsequent psychology factors into not only the type of career path one may choose to do but also their attitude in life? Some people naturally tend to be shy while others are predisposed to be extroverted and thereby inclined to have greater degree of social success - these are the business and management types and are often well suited to their role. Perhaps this could be taken as an indication of what career an individual might be better suited for rather than lumping everyone into a uniform set and expecting them to perform in an identical way in accordance akin to a one dimensional academic expectation. Its like throwing out the baby with the bath water. In education, many will display a greater inclination toward a specific interest that presents itself as a good reflection of what they are really curious about. These subsequently aspire toward achievement in their chosen fields that is often associated with quiet study and solitude (think library) often resulting in an excellence in both attitude and performance. Additionally however, such a generalized performance model or KPI can exclude an individual from achieving their true potential as the expectation is in accordance to a generalization rather than specialization.
@williambock1821
@williambock1821 Год назад
What would the personality traits of someone have to be for you to suggest they become a career criminal?
@Alley00Cat
@Alley00Cat 7 лет назад
If you found the math joke funny, what is the probability you are a mathematician?
@glallee
@glallee 7 лет назад
Depends. Are you shy?
@lorenleblanc6434
@lorenleblanc6434 7 лет назад
Probably pretty low since the probability of being a mathematician, in general, is fairly low
@MrHusseinMoussa
@MrHusseinMoussa 7 лет назад
I think he/she meant the probability of being a mathematician without practicing mathematics or studying it.
@DocDawning
@DocDawning 7 лет назад
If you didn't find the math joke funny, what is the probability you are a mathematician?
@K0ndratyuk
@K0ndratyuk 7 лет назад
Awesome self-reference loop into the prior prob topic!
@stuff8481
@stuff8481 3 года назад
As to the final part, "Update incrementally", it is good to keep in mind when doing so that forming a general principle based on personal exposure, even if to many adherents, is still anecdotal not empirical, and thus influenced by the persons own biases or the context of the social norms. So in Berkley, where there is a lot of new-agey sentiment there are more people who feel that meditation is beneficial and this in and of itself can increase ones own personal perception of benefits, or if formulating opinions based on informal tallies of personal interactions, lead you to think, well it must actually have positive benefits because so many of those I encounter say it does. It is much like if you went to Brigham Young you would find many more people who said that prayer caused changes in the world or if you were at a Rainbow Gathering you would find a high percentage of people who felt LSD expanded your mental abilities and capacities.
@nancylane8092
@nancylane8092 Год назад
Well said! That incremental exposure to an idea is how advertising works. One would be better off to let the positive words from a respected friend lead them to research the scientific evidence of the changes that, in this case, meditation makes in the brain as shown in brain imaging/scanning.. Excellent video. Really makes the theory understandable.
@luisfelipemadureiradefaria5377
@luisfelipemadureiradefaria5377 2 года назад
Great video! What is the software used to create those images?
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as possible after completing another meal of a day before 12:16 PM Vs Think more as wise as possible the hardest way to believe not in some strange stories that anybody somehow managed to fool during lunch, breakfast, tea or dinner time
@Aeshir2
@Aeshir2 5 лет назад
a similar method I've used since I read about it in childhood: when the Wright brothers were debating methodologies they'd switch positions and argue for the other idea on the table. it's also a great tool just for building empathy and considering viewpoints that you don't currently, natively inhabit.
@angusmcbean752
@angusmcbean752 3 года назад
I've never thought that my constant complaining about people implied to them that I was jealous lmao
@jonothandoeser
@jonothandoeser 3 года назад
For sure a reasonable percentage of people who know you have come to that conclusion.
@AmazingRebel23
@AmazingRebel23 3 года назад
i joke about this a lot but that doesnt mean i believe people are actually jealous of me
@MatSmithLondon
@MatSmithLondon Год назад
If anyone did think that Bayes Rule *was* the be-all-and-end-all of ways of thinking, then wouldn't that mean they don't understand Bayes Rule?
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468 2 года назад
Think more to always go with the flow... Vs Think more yet not to always be over-confident
@aeandyeck
@aeandyeck 7 лет назад
This is great, particularly the animation of updating your priors after receiving new information like in the meditation example. Most people only update their priors when they get a result that confirms their previous bias.
@garyloewenthal
@garyloewenthal 3 года назад
I reluctantly agree. And I perceive that social media, with its stovepiping algorithms, exacerbates this. One can, almost without noticing, end up in silos where there is a high degree of conformity of opinion, and where differing views are subtly, or not so subtly, marginalized. In my own case...though I try to avoid confirmation bias, I have no doubt that I'm afflicted with it. It's easy, maybe even comforting, to be surrounded by people who agree with you, and to latch on to tidbits of info that confirm one's vested position. OTOH, when I re-think a position, based on new evidence, or even a compelling personal testimony or someone eloquently putting forth a different view, it feels liberating.
@SibabrataBanerjee
@SibabrataBanerjee Год назад
But remember, she has the scout mindset (and not the soldier mindset) !
@haithamal-rijab9734
@haithamal-rijab9734 5 лет назад
What kind of watch is Thom wearing? Is he wearing a vintage Casio calculator watch from 1985?
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest lesson for self... Vs Think more the only way for blessing life
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more the hardest way, since 25 minutes ago with musical tracks that suit a mood of a day, less with relaxed cafe tune I listened a moment before my lunch, less as a 1500g of potatoes I forgot to mention that I picked from eldest brother this morning, less with the old lady who walked in the house compound, the hardworking gate rigid plasterer, the hard working clothwashing maid, the uncle's son who recently showed-up, the house-room floor washing sister, the neighbour garden owner.... Vs Think more the hardest way as album reeling film photo of 2005-2008
@RBCharger
@RBCharger 5 лет назад
I couldn't help being distracted by that light switch just left of your head, so . . . Bayesian thinking: 1. By your accent, you are probably American filming this in the USA. 2. Common US building code makes the top of the light switch about 4' high. 3. By making a quick judgement call, if you were standing up for this video your height would be about four foot, three inches. 4. By my experience the percent of adult women in the US who are only that tall is less than 1%. 5. I am adjusting my perception of you standing in front of a wall to perceiving you seated in a normal chair talking to a camera on a tripod. Okay, I am subscribing to your channel.
@Competitive_Antagonist
@Competitive_Antagonist 5 лет назад
Maybe the light switch is just low down.
@tsaszymborska7389
@tsaszymborska7389 5 лет назад
That is just in your head Scott. She just wants to explain things right in the video. And she does. There isn’t any more to this video.
@user-mn8th3ie1t
@user-mn8th3ie1t 5 лет назад
Spot on. Very insightful.
@MsStaceysclass
@MsStaceysclass 5 лет назад
Hey Scott: what percentage of women's garments are low cut? Have a look around the stores, I'll wait.
@DeKosta
@DeKosta 5 лет назад
@sk54931 Perfect height for a woman that is, yes.
@bluegiant13
@bluegiant13 7 лет назад
That math joke was pretty funny lmfao
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as possible with good habits intuition benefits... Vs Think more as wise as possible to rationalise that reading job is more burdening than labouring jobs
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468 2 года назад
Think more as I grow old... Vs Think more as automatically regretter once I came across and encountered with stuffs that makes me Reasonable regarding with our daily behaviours
@wardencobb7442
@wardencobb7442 5 лет назад
Damn. You're a good teacher, I actually learned something.
@slappy8941
@slappy8941 5 лет назад
The virgin math PhD vs. the Chad Business major.
@MrCmon113
@MrCmon113 5 лет назад
If I had a PhD in maths I wouldn't care about being a virgin tbh. That wins every dick measuring contest anyways.
@misatoblushing6913
@misatoblushing6913 5 лет назад
@@MrCmon113 The virgins are evolving.
@rephaelreyes8552
@rephaelreyes8552 5 лет назад
Actually math PhD makes hella more money than business major
@troooooper100
@troooooper100 5 лет назад
lol i was afraid to find comment
@slappy8941
@slappy8941 5 лет назад
@@rephaelreyes8552 Yeah that's why mathematicians have all the private jets, super cars, and hundred foot yachts, and they get aaaaalllllllll the bitches. LOL shut the fuck up.
@overseer5060
@overseer5060 Год назад
This is really nice way to convey how statistics can be fallable and misunderstood
@Dm3qXY
@Dm3qXY 8 месяцев назад
not to mention how they are purposefully misrepresented in propa pieces, being reported as percentages without absolute numbers and vice versa..
@rajsrini3208
@rajsrini3208 6 месяцев назад
very important what you did on thinking
@sarscov9854
@sarscov9854 3 года назад
I don't know much about meditation, but as far as I do know, meditation is nothing more than you practicing to control your racing thoughts. And as we all may know, the more you practice something, the better you get at it.
@amor_universal
@amor_universal 3 года назад
@Fernando Cunha I'd actually say that it is incredibly simple once you get the hang of it. What could be simpler than winding down? I've done it for 10 years and I love it. I'd also just say that it is more about being attentive and open to yourself than about actually wanting to controlling your thoughts, though it's true they will become calmer and more focused. I would agree however, that without some practice in a meditation centre under a proper teacher it can be difficult to get the hang of it by yourself. I highly recommend the books and talks (a lot of them are in youtube) by Thich Nhat Hanh (vietnamese zen master). He speaks plainly and powerfully, in a way akin to science. He likens zen theory to Lavoisier's principle of the conservation of mass. And you can feel that he is largely free from attachment and dogma.
@RechtmanDon
@RechtmanDon 5 лет назад
Bayesian thinking is a tool that may help defuse prejudices.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468 10 месяцев назад
Think more the hardest way as *•Communication skills, •Attitudes, •Knowledge, •Social System, •Culture as key features of SOURCE* in David Berlo's Model of Communication (1960) Vs Think more the hardest way as *•Elements, •Content, •Treatment, •Structure as key features of MESSAGE* in David Berlo's model of Communication.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468 8 месяцев назад
Think more the hardest way as how a pile of *Grasshopper* looks like when we cooked them with simple method by attached them in proper arrange on a bamboo piece Vs Think more as the gold color appearance when they are perfect for having them
@jimjmcd
@jimjmcd 6 лет назад
In 2002, Angela Cannings of Salisbury in the UK was convicted of murder in the death of her second and third children, apparent victims of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The prosecution argued that the probability of a single instance of SIDS is 0.004% and therefore probability of a second instance is so small that homicide is the only likely explanation. The conviction was overturned on appeal when a statistician testified that, while the probability of two SIDS deaths in one family was vanishingly small, the probability of two infanticides by a healthy middle-class mother was actually much smaller. This is what can happen when you don't remember your priors!
@deldia
@deldia 6 лет назад
Jim McDonald that’s not what happened at all. The problem was with the assumption that sudden infant death syndrome events in a family are independent events. The expert witness in the first trial believed this. But on appeal they found a different expert witness that showed they are not independent events and that sudden infant death syndrome has been shown to be influenced by inherited genes. It wasn’t overturned because the probability was indeed vanishingly small but double infanticide less so, it’s the fact that it isn’t vanishingly small at all!
@travcollier
@travcollier 6 лет назад
A better example is the early use of DNA evidence. Probabilities of marker matches were given as if the suspect were randomly chosen from the entire population the DNA database was based on (naive frequentist). Of course, the actual pool of plausible suspects was normally limited to people in a single community or sometimes even a single family, where the probability of sharing particular markers can be quite different. Gets even worse when talking about multiple markers and their joint probabilities. There are details I'm leaving out, but that is the very general idea. This was all put in frequency language, but it blindingly obvious if you just use a Bayesian framing. My PhD adviser (population genetics) actually testified in court as an expert witness against DNA evidence in some of those early cases; then turned around and testified in support of DNA evidence (including some Innocence Project stuff) once the FBI got their shit together on the statistics.
@medexamtoolsdotcom
@medexamtoolsdotcom 5 лет назад
All this proves is that our society is incredibly gynocentric and women are allowed to get away with murder. The UK is known for being REALLY bad about this. I wonder what they did if she killed a 3rd later on: www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/16/oxford-student-spared-jail-extraordinary-talent/
@medexamtoolsdotcom
@medexamtoolsdotcom 5 лет назад
Also, no statistician "proved" that the probability of 2 infanticides by a middle class mother is much smaller. If she kills once, she's FAR more likely to kill again than a RANDOM OTHER female member of the population. I don't believe for a MOMENT that this was legitimate math. This is gynocentrism. The pussy pass.
@rchetype7029
@rchetype7029 5 лет назад
I would also imagine that multiple incidences of SIDS occuring in proximity wouldn't be a true statistical anomaly since the deaths could have been caused by the same factors.
@battleofhastings925
@battleofhastings925 7 лет назад
Problem #1: When an accident happens, what is the probability that the accident is caused by a bad driver, given that: 1) 90% of the population has been involved in at least one accident 2) 30% of the population are bad drivers (means 70% are good drivers) 3) 99% of the bad drivers are involved in at least one accident P(Bad Driver) = 0.3 p(Accident|Bad Driver) = probability of a bad driver causing an accident = 0.99 P(Accident) = 0.9 P(Bad Driver|Accident) = probability of an accident caused by a bad driver = 0.99 * 0.3 / 0.9 = 0.33 = 33% When an accident happens, there is only 33% chance that the accident is caused by a bad driver. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Problem #2: Find the chance of having cancer, given that the customer is 65 years old. Facts: (a) 1% of the population have cancer (99% don't have cancer) (b) 0.2% of the population is 65 years old (c) Of those that have cancer, 0.5% of them are 65 years old P(Cancer) = 0.01 P(65 yr old) = 0.002 P(65 yr old | Cancer) = 0.005 P(Cancer | 65 yr old) = What percent of the 65 year old population is likely to have cancer = P (65 yr old | Cancer ) * P (Cancer) / P(65 yr old) = 0.005 * 0.01 /0.002 = 0.025 Only 2.5% of the 65 year old population is likely to have cancer. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Problem #3: Given the following: (a) 1% of the population have breast cancer (99% don't) (b) 80% of the mammograms detect breast cancer (20% don't) (c) 9.6% of the mammograms detect breast cancer when it's not there (90.4% of the tests correctly return a negative result). You have got a positive result.What are the chances that you have breast cancer? P(Breast Cancer|Positive Result) is what we have to find. P(Breast Cancer) = 0.01 P(Positive Result|Breast Cancer) = 0.8 P(Positive Result) = We need to consider both positive and false positive = Positive + False Positive = You have breast cancer and you have been correctly identified as having breast cancer + You don't have breast cancer but have been identified as having breast cancer = 0.01 * 0.8 + 0.99 * 0.096 = 0.10304 P(Breast Cancer|Positive Result) = 0.8 * 0.01 / 0.10304 = 0.0776 So, if you have a positive result, there is only 7.76% that you have breast cancer.
@battleofhastings925
@battleofhastings925 7 лет назад
Problem #4: Spam detection (a) 50% of the emails are spam (b) Out of 1000 spam emails, 110 contain the word 'Nigeria' (c) Out of 1000 non spam emails, 48 contain the word 'Nigeria' A message with the word 'Nigeria' arrives in your inbox. What are the chances that this message is spam? P(Spam|Nigeria) is what we have to find. P(Spam) = 0.5 P(Nigeria|Spam) = 0.11 P(Nigeria) = Probability of a message having the word 'Nigeria' = Probability of word 'Nigeria' appearing in a spam email + Probability of 'Nigeria' appearing in an non spam email = 0.11 * 0.5 + 0.048 * 0.5 = 0.079 P(Spam|Nigeria) = P(Nigeria|Spam) * P(Spam) / P(Nigeria) = 0.11 * 0.5 / 0.079 = 0.69620 There is a 69.2% chance that the message containing 'Nigeria' is a spam.
@alaskanalain
@alaskanalain 7 лет назад
Clever. There is a 99% chance you are a mathematician but since I am not, my view of probability and judgement is skewed.
@bullpup1337
@bullpup1337 7 лет назад
xazzbi Yes, just draw the rectangles as in the video. Instead of Math/Business you have cancer/no cancer, and instead of shy you have "positive result".
@rafaelalbert2033
@rafaelalbert2033 7 лет назад
P(Cancer) * P(65 yr old | Cancer ) represents the Probability that someone you know nothing about has cancer AND is 65 years old (first you take P(Cancer) since you know nothing about that person and then you multiply P(65 | cancer) since the cancer part is already included in the first probability). Now you have the "pool" of people who are both. But since you know (in the problem) that the relevant portion is 65 years old you have to divide by that probability to include that knowledge. Proof (I know it's not helping to visualize :P): P(Cancer) * P(65 | Cancer) = P(65&Cancer) = P(65) * P(Cancer | 65) P(Cancer | 65) = P(65&Cancer)/P(65) = P(Cancer) * P(65 | Cancer) / P(65)
@yyjpyy
@yyjpyy 7 лет назад
It should be noted that the conclusion of problem #3 only applies if you randomly test people from the population. If you were prescribed a mammogram to begin with, there are other reasons why your physician suspects you might have cancer, and therefore belong to a population that, even before testing, has a chance of having cancer higher than 1%. Also, is your figure of 9.6% of false positives a real one or did you make it up?
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think less with noises from the moving vehicles in the road... Vs Think less with three windows from a visible church building generator light bulbs
@LeeCarlson
@LeeCarlson 6 месяцев назад
I would assign a high probability that Tom is on the Autistic Spectrum (based on his behavior and my experience with people on the Spectrum), which would add to my confidence that he's a math student because I have noticed a high proportion of ASD persons tend to excel at math but have little interest in business.
@Aburaishi
@Aburaishi 3 года назад
Minor point, but... when it comes to mental health, a consistent placebo effect is better known as a "cure". If something makes someone happier regularly, calling it a placebo effect is kind of meaningless, no?
@mattm8730
@mattm8730 2 года назад
maybe in the realm of mental health, it could mean that it might seem to be working to cure their mental issues, but is actually only demonstrating short term cures and nothing permanent or in the long term. Depends on what the context and goal is though, I guess.
@Nahueldelasideas
@Nahueldelasideas 3 года назад
Man I can't wait for this to be implemented in the next patch.
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more as wise as how I know my level of mature concern comes out when nobody taught me... Vs Think more as wise as how I know that picking up some strange ideas from others just turned me not as concerner but as confuser
@jimnesstarlyngdohnonglait3468
Think more when I'm wise enough to not let those outsmarters chickenly tricking me... Vs Think more especially when I was forced to shut my mouth while I had many things to say
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