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Aldrich Agabin
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The experiment where they tested Splenda vs. Glucose in performance degradation really hit me. This pretty much explains why I’ve always been a sugar-fiend since I was a kid, my mind is always looking to restore my glucose reservoirs - getting my diet in check has helped a lot with mental clarity.
— Aug 28, 2025 08:30AM
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Aldrich Agabin
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The law of small numbers - small sample sizes produce extreme results, whether it’s extremely low or extremely high.
Example: smaller schools had the trend of better education but also worse education, so in general larger schools should be preferred
— Sep 18, 2025 08:58AM
Example: smaller schools had the trend of better education but also worse education, so in general larger schools should be preferred
Aldrich Agabin
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WYSIATI - great concept to describe biases with limited information. I think this also describes the learning curve since you don’t have any information for System 2 to be engaged.
— Sep 10, 2025 06:56AM
Aldrich Agabin
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Familiar triads and the Moses illusion: I wonder if I can apply some of these to my life. Perhaps associating breakfast, goals, and street.
— Sep 04, 2025 08:25AM
