> But in many cases, we have little ability to figure out how we came to a conclusion, while being much better at fabricating plausible and politically acceptable answers.
Hmm, too me it feels like I can explain the reasons why I came to a conclusion in many (but certainly not all) cases. You "just" need to clearly identify your feelings and emotions and separate them from your rational arguments.
Anyway, these are our own shortcomings and of course don't have to be adopted by any artificially built black-box model.
Hmm, too me it feels like I can explain the reasons why I came to a conclusion in many (but certainly not all) cases. You "just" need to clearly identify your feelings and emotions and separate them from your rational arguments.
Anyway, these are our own shortcomings and of course don't have to be adopted by any artificially built black-box model.