I think I’ve gotten a lot out of trying to make my confusions public, because a lot of the time when I’m confused the source is also confused, and if not then I get my confusion resolved quickly instead of slowly.
I typically hesitate before recommending this to other people, because I don’t know what the cost/benefit ratio looks like at difficult base rates of confusion. If you actually are wrong nine times out of ten, what does being open about this look like?
I think I’ve gotten a lot out of trying to make my confusions public, because a lot of the time when I’m confused the source is also confused, and if not then I get my confusion resolved quickly instead of slowly.
I typically hesitate before recommending this to other people, because I don’t know what the cost/benefit ratio looks like at difficult base rates of confusion. If you actually are wrong nine times out of ten, what does being open about this look like?