Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 3434 answers
The completion of one agent becomes the trigger for the next.
Too sensitive and the agent fires too often — too insensitive and it never fires.
Too sensitive and the agent fires too often — too insensitive and it never fires.
Too sensitive and the agent fires too often — too insensitive and it never fires.
Too sensitive and the agent fires too often — too insensitive and it never fires.
When a trigger fires in the wrong context you need to add qualifying conditions.
When a trigger fires in the wrong context you need to add qualifying conditions.
When a trigger fires in the wrong context you need to add qualifying conditions.
When a trigger fires in the wrong context you need to add qualifying conditions.
When you fail to notice a trigger you need to make it more salient.
When you fail to notice a trigger you need to make it more salient.
When you fail to notice a trigger you need to make it more salient.
When you fail to notice a trigger you need to make it more salient.
Combining multiple trigger conditions for higher-specificity activation.
Position trigger cues where you will encounter them at the right moment.
Position trigger cues where you will encounter them at the right moment.
Position trigger cues where you will encounter them at the right moment.
Position trigger cues where you will encounter them at the right moment.
Position trigger cues where you will encounter them at the right moment.
Alarms, notifications, and calendar events as systematic trigger mechanisms.
Alarms, notifications, and calendar events as systematic trigger mechanisms.
Alarms, notifications, and calendar events as systematic trigger mechanisms.
Alarms, notifications, and calendar events as systematic trigger mechanisms.
Alarms, notifications, and calendar events as systematic trigger mechanisms.