> Most folks don't naturally like to measure things.
Heuristics save a lot of energy in contrast to critical thought.
> Most people view the world through their own personal lens and they categorize phenomena through their experiences.
Our perception is often coloured/distorted by our beliefs, which then lets information through that agrees with our presuppositions.
> It makes it hard to "sell" the idea of measurement, since most people only see the things they're predisposed to see.
I often experienced people reacting annoyed when i cited studies, could have been my tone, could have been me/them wanting to win/be right.
> Most folks don't naturally like to measure things.
Heuristics save a lot of energy in contrast to critical thought.
> Most people view the world through their own personal lens and they categorize phenomena through their experiences.
Our perception is often coloured/distorted by our beliefs, which then lets information through that agrees with our presuppositions.
> It makes it hard to "sell" the idea of measurement, since most people only see the things they're predisposed to see.
I often experienced people reacting annoyed when i cited studies, could have been my tone, could have been me/them wanting to win/be right.