Bias EscapeAn astronaut escapes to space, away from biasesHereIam,floatingawayfromEarth,seekingtoescapethechainsofhumanbiases.Astronaut Here I am, floating away from Earth, seeking to escape the chains of human biases.Butremember,biasesareanintrinsicpartofourhumannature.Theo But remember, biases are an intrinsic part of our human nature. Can you truly escape them?So,I’vereadaboutcognitiveeffectslikeconfirmationbias.Astronaut So, I’ve read about cognitive effects like confirmation bias. It clouds our judgment.Onemore.Theo One more... Are you familiar with dual process theory? Fast thinking often leads to critical mistakes.Hmm,right!Astronaut Hmm, right! Herding behavior can lead us astray too. We follow the crowd, but at what cost?Valuingsunkcostscankeepustetheredtobaddecisions.Theo Valuing sunk costs can keep us tethered to bad decisions. How do we break free?Byredesigningourchoicearchitecture!Astronaut By redesigning our choice architecture! We can create frameworks for better decisions. Ultimately, by having principles and living life by them, we can significantly enhance the quality and integrity of our choices.An astronaut goes into space to escape human biases. The bane of human existence, our baises. Behavioral Economics Cognitive Effects Bounded Rationality: Decision-making based on limited information and simple rules1 Confirmation Bias: Seeking information that confirms existing beliefs3 Present Bias: Overvaluing immediate payoffs compared to future ones1 Market Behavior Herding Behavior: Following collective perceptions of the majority1 Irrational Exuberance: Getting carried away by rising asset prices1 Status Quo Bias: Preferring existing situations over change1 Decision-Making Patterns Dual Process Theory: Contrasts between fast, automatic thinking and slow, controlled thinking3 Mental Accounting: Separating budgets into different mental accounts1 Sunk Cost Fallacy: Overvaluing irretrievable costs1 Economic Behavior Choice Architecture Endowment Effect: Overvaluing what we already possess1 Information Avoidance: Choosing not to obtain freely available information3 Less-is-Better Effect: Preferring simpler options when evaluating choices separately3 @Astronaut @Theo Image promot theme: +Punks:Astropunk
