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1. Be aware of what assumptions you're making at all times. You can have beliefs, you can make assumptions. But don't lose sight or count of them.  
* 1. Be aware of what assumptions you're making at all times. You can have beliefs, you can make assumptions. But don't lose sight or count of them.  
2. Have a database of facts that you can return to when you're reaching.  
*2. Have a database of facts that you can return to when you're reaching.  
3. Try to correct for player idiosyncrasies before attempting to draw conclusions.  
*3. Try to correct for player idiosyncrasies before attempting to draw conclusions.  
4. Be aware of the decisions you're making. When making decisions for now, lean on probability and evidence. I.e., concrete thinking.  
*4. Be aware of the decisions you're making. When making decisions for now, lean on probability and evidence. I.e., concrete thinking.  
5. Be aware of what you don't know and what you do.  
*5. Be aware of what you don't know and what you do.  
6. There is, in general, a "true narrative" for each player. There is a reason for everything.Identifying and interpreting information correctly will allow you to draw accurate conclusions.
*6. There is, in general, a "true narrative" for each player. There is, as they say, a reason for everything.
*7. Keep time in mind when considering evidence, the process of thought, and alibis. Everything doesn't happen all at once.

Latest revision as of 23:35, 6 March 2022

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  • pops head in*
  • 1. Be aware of what assumptions you're making at all times. You can have beliefs, you can make assumptions. But don't lose sight or count of them.
  • 2. Have a database of facts that you can return to when you're reaching.
  • 3. Try to correct for player idiosyncrasies before attempting to draw conclusions.
  • 4. Be aware of the decisions you're making. When making decisions for now, lean on probability and evidence. I.e., concrete thinking.
  • 5. Be aware of what you don't know and what you do.
  • 6. There is, in general, a "true narrative" for each player. There is, as they say, a reason for everything.
  • 7. Keep time in mind when considering evidence, the process of thought, and alibis. Everything doesn't happen all at once.