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I fully understand this risk and, with no cognative dissonance, accept it.

Any interface has to take into account a variety of "cognative styles". Some people, when they don't know what to do, start exploring and discover what to do.

But I do grant that at some point, people should give up driving if their vision, reaction times, cognative function, etc. do not allow them to do it safely.

My point is that because it has simply touched covid many people are having reactionary not cognative responses...

Hence, it is likely that bugs don't get introduced as easily, simply because there is less to 'worry' about when writing code that has a smaller cognative load. so may be the metric isn't as wrong as you initially thought.

Reducing cognative load is still entirely helpful I predict AI assisted archicture design will come soon

Raise people with a mind set the way you want it and you never have to do anything directly, because they already are siding with you even through cognative dissonance.

It may not seem counter intuitive to you, but to an employee receiving a paycheck for a specific set of responsibilities, the cognative leap can sometimes be pretty large. There are a number of reasons for this.

Modals are just contextually different things and even if some/most of your users understand that it's extra cognative load that may not be required for what the app or web page is doing. Such questions as "if I close this modal is that different from using the cancel button?"

I don't think we lost, I think some people have cognative bias and feminism has been hijacked in recent years by "Social Marxists" and mutated the original cause. When a person build's their cognition on a false premise a dysfunctional cognitive bias is formed.

You have to undo more of the prejudices you've picked up, you have to resolve the cognative dissonance which comes from realizing that you've been wrong. Sometimes this causes profound crisis, as when changing/losing religion, or allegiance to political party or economic system.

And honestly most big brands are good enough that there is not much difference between them so avoiding the cognative overhead of playing all those advertizing jingles as I get groceries is a great thing. I also tend to buy brands that spend less on advertizing because they end up as a better deal for your money.

Yeah, a lot of this is technically possible without kagi but if kagi doesn't suck I'll pay to not have to deal with the extra cognative load of wrangling google or ddg into spitting out sensible results.

Unfortunately, much like our own estimation of our own driving ability in comparison to our view of the driving abilities of everyone else it is easy to see a strong degree of cognative bias in our answers. The reason that no one cares too much about an age line like this is that it hits everyone equally and eventually you will age past it.

I think here, a problem is we don't actually know how our 'intelengece' works, it's not what we think it is, our brain takes a huge amount of shortcuts to arrive at the results it gets, it's not outright intelligent in the way most assume, hence we are victim to all sorts of cognative basis and tricks. Our ability to reason, from an evoultion perspective came about from needing to communicate with others, i.

[0] There are some instances leveraging MRI and other cognative research teqniques to get some insight into the inner workings of human language processing, but their role in developing current linguistics theory is thus far limited.

There's loads of sensible ergonomics like this, for example large immutable parameters are automatically passed as pointers for you while the compiler enforces the immutability in the code, making things simple, efficient, and safe by default, with less cognative overhead or need for these kinds of micro-optimisations leaking into the architecture. Saying that, Rust‘s multithreading story is better for now as it currently offers wider aliasing protection although arguably at the cost of developer friction.