bucket-errors
CFAR rationality technique for identifying where you've entangled questions that should be separate, causing you to flinch away from evidence. Use when the user: (1) feels defensive about acknowledging something true, (2) conflates unrelated beliefs ("Am I a good writer?" with "Did I spell this correctly?"), (3) has trouble accepting feedback, (4) wants to practice detecting question substitution, or (5) notices they avoid thinking about certain topics. Related to Kahneman's attribute substitution. Triggers: "bucket error", "conflating", "flinching away", "defensive about", "question substitution", "entangled beliefs", "CFAR", "can't accept feedback".
Installation and usage
CFAR rationality technique for identifying where you've entangled questions that should be separate, causing you to flinch away from evidence. Use when the user: (1) feels defensive about acknowledging something true, (2) conflates unrelated beliefs ("Am I a good writer?" with "Did I spell this correctly?"), (3) has trouble accepting feedback, (4) wants to practice detecting question substitution, or (5) notices they avoid thinking about certain topics. Related to Kahneman's attribute substitution. Triggers: "bucket error", "conflating", "flinching away", "defensive about", "question substitution", "entangled beliefs", "CFAR", "can't accept feedback".
Después de instalarlo, puedes usar este skill ejecutando el siguiente comando en tu terminal:
skills use bucket-errors