> Human beings, especially in groups, can only reasonably make linear decisions.
This seems to be getting a lot of attention. I couldn't agree more, we assume linearity all the time because reasoning non-linearly is exceptionally difficult. Yes we can do it sometimes, but it is not the default. Reasoning linearly has its flaws, and we should recognize we are making an imperfect decision, but it is still extremely useful.
This seems to be getting a lot of attention. I couldn't agree more, we assume linearity all the time because reasoning non-linearly is exceptionally difficult. Yes we can do it sometimes, but it is not the default. Reasoning linearly has its flaws, and we should recognize we are making an imperfect decision, but it is still extremely useful.