In our video chat, he and the other authors acknowledged the challenge in gaining traction, even with such findings, given the deep -
rooted human bias toward immediate gratification and the development and energy gaps that mean today's poorer nations have few affordable choices other than fossil fuels.
Given the deep -
rooted human bias to the near and now and other aspects of our «inconvenient mind,» I'm not nearly so sure (although this doesn't stop me from working on this challenge, of course).
Not exact matches
Rather than let
human weaknesses infect our knowledge base, you use it to
root out
biases and errors.
One of the reasons
biases are so rampant is
rooted in the
human need for «cognitive consistency,» which means processing information in a way that confirms preset beliefs, explains Ann - Sophie Chaxel, a professor at Virginia Tech and author of the study.