Stan Yoder

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Language, categorization, causality, psychology: without expertise in these domains, we would be sunk. And without inductive reasoning—the capacity to reach very big conclusions based on very little data—we would never gain that expertise. However slapdash it might initially seem, this best-guess style of reasoning is critical to human intelligence. In fact, these days, inductive reasoning is the leading candidate for actually being human intelligence.
Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error
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