The Topic: The Dunning-Kruger Effect The Guest: David Dunning
You Are Not So Smart 36: Why We Are Unaware that We Lack the Skill to Tell How Unskilled and Unaware We Are
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There are two people in twinch’s collective.
The Topic: The Dunning-Kruger Effect The Guest: David Dunning
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Robin Williams passed away on August 11, 2014. This is Marc’s conversation with Robin from April 26, 2010, as well as Marc’s reflections about the great comedian and actor.
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Ultimate punk rocker Henry Rollins joins Jeff to discuss the important things in life such as taking baths, tearing up at weddings, and switching bodies. Henry explains how curiosity & traveling by himself quite often opens people up and has lead to him to eat rat in Southern India, walk the streets of Pakistan the day after the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, and become buddies with an animated tour guide in Vietnam. After knowing all the incredible things Henry has done in his travels, Jeff makes a proposition to him that he wants no part of.
TOPIC: Modern Media Management: Metadata and Smart Playlists
John, Jason, Ren, and Dan waste time in the studio not recording a podcast. Then later, a couple of clips from our listener draft.
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As someone who used to be condescending about that sort of thing, apologies. I think it was a knee-jerk from people who are dismissive of games solely because of their length (and so are a little condescending that way). Also for me it’s less of a time thing and more of a personality thing, where a single game just can’t hold my interest that long. (The longest I’ve ever played a game is around 30 hours, and that was pushing it for me.) And so sometimes I get angry at things I don’t understand, like a caveman.
I’ve since learned to accept that some people just play games differently than I do. I try and play as many different games as I can because that’s more interesting to me, but some people like to sink their teeth into one game for a really long time. I don’t get it, but I don’t have to. It’s just different.
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