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30 Cards across 4 Sources·Added to Korva by @evanhollis and @mayaellery

Why We Think We Know More Than We Do13 Cards

One study found AI reversing Dunning-Kruger, making the best performers more overconfident than the worst.

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In the original 1999 experiments, bottom-quartile participants estimated the 60th percentile while actually around the 10th.

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Drinking Water With Meals May Make You Eat More, Not Less7 Cards

Among 49 healthy adults, every 100 grams of water with chicken tikka masala or beef chili accompanied 39 extra grams of food, about 49 calories.

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Alternating a sip of water with each bite was associated with even more eating, adding a little over 4 grams per switch.

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Why Doctors Telling Patients Their Symptoms Are “Normal” Can Backfire5 Cards

Doctors mean “statistically common” by “normal,” but patients may hear “not worth treating.”

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Calling symptoms “normal” discouraged patients from seeking further treatment, even when doctors expected reassurance to help.

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Some People Are Better at Eavesdropping Than Others5 Cards

Your attention can reach a new speaker before leaving the old one, briefly representing both conversations at once.

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When competing conversations overlap in attention, they leave a distinctive signature in EEG readings.

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