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“Feature Creep” and “Feature Fatigue”
I’m currently reading Keith Stanovich’s book What Intelligence Tests Miss that discusses how rationality is different from what we commonly measure as intelligence. As a teacher who is looking into why seemingly smart students are not succeeding in higher education, … Continue reading
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