Episode #11: Grit, Resilience, and Antifragility

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2 окт 2024

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@LoriFisher-wy8gj 3 месяца назад

What a great discussion involving shared memories, history, and pop culture. Went a total different direction than I thought it would. This was just fantastic!

@emilyogilvie3581 3 месяца назад

i love the dynamic between you two. i love these conversations. you both listen with the intent to understand and it's quite refreshing.

@quentincrain1472 2 месяца назад

You guys are super frustrating! Things like at 8:30 "It was 'in their mind' and not their body." and 36:39 "You are in control of being metacognitive or not." is being said. So, are you 2 dualists? I love systems, system science, system thinking, network science, cybernetics, critical realism, etc but seriously. Please do an episode on "determinism" or "free-will" or whatever and address Sapolsky's recent book "Determined".

@DerekCabrera1 2 месяца назад

Great suggestion for a podcast episode! Not dualists, but bivalency occurs in nature and is nested within multivalency. So the existence of a dualistic instance does not necessarily mean one is universally a dualist. The debate on free will and determinism didn’t start with Sopolsky. It’s been around for a long time-see Provine. I think it’s pretty clear that there is no free will. But just because there is no free choice (unconstrained choice) doesn’t mean there is no choice. There is choice. Determinism doesn’t follow from lack of free will-this is an unnecessary conflation and a mistake people make a lot. Hope that clarifies.

@quentincrain1472 2 месяца назад

@@DerekCabrera1 Whoa! Ok, didnt expect a reply. I wont go on as i probably dont have anything you havent hear. I dont understand what "choice" that isnt free means. If you put balancing/reinforcing loops on loops on loops on a thermostat you can achieve a non-linear system, and if some of those loops are 'loop-builders' then you just need an open system (or you might say "reality") to nudge those loops to build loops (metacognition leading to changed behaviors). So, if "choice" are just loops that control other loops then fine, but otherwise that word implies free will.