2. @wimdeneys.bsky.social's lab had a bunch of posters about how reflective thinking

- can be fast ("intuitive")
- becomes automatic (fast)
- is preferred by humans *and* chatbots

@lauracharbit.bsky.social
@nicolasbeauvais.bsky.social
@boissinesther.bsky.social
www.researchgate.net/profile/Matt...

However, remarkably, even villagers and non-schoolers benefited from the training. Great news for our debiasing procedure! (4/4)

We also looked at factors that could further boost the training effect. Schooling and urban living enhanced the debiasing effect, suggesting that bias does not merely result from a performance issue but that competence also plays a role. (3/4)

After a brief explanation of the correct solution, most Non-WEIRD thinkers successfully debiased—comparable to WEIRD participants.

This implies a promising procedure for debiasing people worldwide, simply by reminding them of the relevance of logic! (2/4)