The Third Cognitive Revolution¶
Hittner, J. B., Hoogesteijn, A. L., Fair, J. M., van Regenmortel, M. H., & Rivas, A. L. (2019). The Third Cognitive Revolution: The Consequences and Possibilities for Biomedical Research. The EMBO Reports, 20(4).
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- Its strength is that it defeats the most common self-deception in schema governance — validating only on cases the structure already handles, the classification equivalent of the streetlight effect, searching where the light is good rather than where the keys were lost.
This sourceDescribes the streetlight effect as searching where observation is easiest rather than where the sought answer is most likely to be found.
- Its strength is that it defeats the most common self-deception in schema governance — validating only on cases the structure already handles, the classification equivalent of the streetlight effect, searching where the light is good rather than where the keys were lost.
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