thank you, it was evgeny dodolev.s the podcast of schrödinger's cat, and i am its host, editor-in-chief of a popular science magazine, which is also. called schrödinger's cat, and we are talking about science and how it affects our lives. today our guest is vladimir spiredonov, professor, doctor of psychological sciences, head of the cognitive laboratory ranhix research. hello, hello, vladimir, and egor plotnikov, artist. hello, don’t be alarmed, this is a special composition of two, it would seem that in real life you and i behave the way we do, yes, we are not super logicians, not super statisticians, not super thinkers, we are ordinary living people with a mindset that has to make mistakes in order to work well, that's why it's very useful to understand how it actually works, because it allows you to on the one hand, to understand how people make decisions, on the other... here is my favorite cognitive error, and i think scientists have it too, this is the so-called fundamental error of causal attribution, i specia

and i, evgeny dodolev , tell you about the subculture of soviet black marketeers.en much funnier when these... two sisters, with the help of their acquaintances, they generally set up this kind of business that, let’s say, a specialist who came from abroad brought some thing to a thrift store, they charged him the minimum possible assessment of these things was immediately heard a call to an iron friend who came to the opening of this consignment store, bought officially... you bought as cheaply as possible, sold as expensively as possible, earned money, you spent time, earned some money with your own efforts, but... but since to pay for a license for a collection or for a numbered album - it was a completely different order of money, they removed one song from the album, put this thing from another album as love songs, and this began to be taken into account by the collection, although relatively speaking, nine out of ten were from this original album, one added from the other, it went like... a collection of these records, just like one of polo macartney's record

thank you, it was evgeny dodolev.f editor of a popular science magazine, which is also called schrödinger's cat. and we are talking about science and how it affects our lives. today our guest is vladimir speredinov, professor, doctor of psychological sciences, head of the laboratory. hello, hello, vladimir, and egor plotnikov, artist. hello, don't be alarmed, this is specially such a composition of two seemingly opposite people, a scientist and an artist. because today we will talk about cognitive distortions. vladimir, why is it so important to study human mistakes, our irrationality. it turns out that in real life you and i behave because yes, we are neither super logicians, nor super statisticians, nor super thinkers, we are ordinary living people with a mindset that, in order to work well, is forced to make mistakes, which is why it is very useful to understand how it is it actually works because it allows, on the one hand, to understand how people make decisions, on the other hand, it allows us to give at least s