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Class 1 Christian Wiman Sorrow Flower
Christian Wiman Sorrow Flower
Burden of making decision for us and for others
So why not make decision well
There is no right way
Wisdom is accepting the truth of this
Courage is going foward in spite of this
Fait is finding youself in your deepest pars of soul
Class 2 Howard/Abbas
Normative decision, what they out to be
Descriptive decision, how they actually are
Decision are declared, we willingly make them
-> Choice between 2 or more alternatives that involves the iravocable allocation of resources
-> delibarating, to only think/talk about a decision without actually making it
Venn diagram, thought, action, actional thought
Decision are hard: stakholders, uncertinty of outcomes, time pressure, other constraints
Decision ≠ Outcome
Degree of beliefe determine probability (subjective)
Good Decision = Freedom to not regret
Stoll, 3 legs = what you can do, what you know, what you want. Top = logic. We = committed decision maker
Meddalion / thumback / roulette story
Binding process -> what the potential reward is worth to me
Clarvoince -> what the ideal outcome is with the removal of all uncertainty
Probability comes from a person
Sunk cost, what you have already given up, what do you learn from you decision outcomes
Class 3 Daniel Kanhamn the last decision
being confident in your decision making
Peak-End Rule (people judge an experience by its peak, and its end, not its average through the 2)
Outsideview, being able to gather information/options
Do you have core values
What makes a good decision:
- decision maker
- Frame
- Alternatives
- Prefrances
- Infomration
- Logic/method
Class 4 Jasson Jennings Decsion trees
Pascal Wagner -> Does god exist, do you believe, do you not believe
Outcomes Possabilitaties -> probability assicated with those outcomes -> pay off -> expected value
Pirates fly the falg to scare, they have a reputation that adds to others decsion trees
The last responsable moment
- Maxmize time to collect information
- Minamize premature commitments
- Maintains Flexibility
Type 1 Decsion -> one way dors (more thinking)
Type 2 Decsion -> 2 way dors (you can always come back, quicker decision) (heurisitcs)
Class 5 Karl Rahner S.J. German Philosopher
Permanance of ones decsion (every decision does cary some weight in some way) Succesion of moments
Permance of time (evidence)
- Reality that perdures admits change (flower)
- Ability to make time stand still (past, present, future)
- Free presonal decisiol, a decsion that needs all of you to make the decsion (complex decision) (not just picking a sandwich)
Class 6 Zhaungzi Dau - Gosepls/ROG
Dauist beliefe:
- We are born good -> education and society make as bad (uncorupt to corupt)
- Dau = mother/creator, guides, nurture, and wants us to floursih
- Emptyness, need for emptyness to think clearly. Woodcarver story, makeshimself empty, taking his time (Fasting of the mind)
Zhaungzi = Daust Religios Thinker, who refutes the Confuciust religon/way of thinking
New Testimate -> Mathew, Mark, Luke, John
Gosepls = portraits ≠ transcripts
- All interpratations from different angles, but all with overlap
- Writen all after jesus death
Contents of the portraits = Reign of God
ROG = Event like a wedding
- things you can and cant do at an even (the values and enemies of the ROG)
Gosepls, not ment to make you feel, but to make you question and think
You can hurry to the event, or be patient
- Patient, wait till harvest (wheat story)
- Hurry, once you are there you are there (drag net)
- Yellow Light, does one hurry, or does one be patient
Class 7 Possabiliaties Howard/Abbas (hidden Envelope + Supper mario)
Making distinctions -> take time to view all options (beer, college)
- Clarity, observability, usefullness
Collectivly exhaustive -> all possible options
Mutually exclusive -> doing one option prevents you from doing another
Elemental Possabilaties -> the options of options
Compound Possabilites -> outcomes of elemntal possabilities (beer+college+doctor)
Class 8 R Sunstien Decsion about decision
Maxamize -> Happiness/Pleasure, Meaningfulness/Flourishing, psychological richness (can be more or a combo of)
Drifiting, being the object of another persons decision
picking-> least significant decison
chosing -> somewhat significatn decision
option -> hardest/deepest decision
Welfare -> am I and my stakholders better off
Information helps illuminate/eliminate options
Not wanting to know -> information = usless
wanting not to know -> knowing would make you worse off, go out of way not to know
WTP = willingness to pay -> for info/knowledge
Instrumental value -> info/knowledge that helps you come to a conclusion of a decision
affective value -> emotional value of knowing
Blocks to making good decision:
- Present bias, short term gain > long term gain
- Loss aversion, not lossing > possible gain
- Optamistic bias, overstimating how good the outcome will be
- Focusing allusion, not looking at the bigger picture
- Strategic self ignorance, avoiding knowledge so one doesnt have to act on it
Class 9 A Man For all Seaoson (Robert Bolt)
Plot= King wants marrage, goes against pope, Thomas More = Bischop, Doesnt agree, says nothing, Richard Rich turns on him and lies. Thomas more Dies, Richard better off
Thomas mores Option =
- Tell everyone he disagrees
- Tell everyone he agrees
- Say nothing (opting not to opt)
Richard rich, does anything for gain
Duke of Nurfolk, does anyhting for gain
Thomas More, stays true to his values
Values identify "live" options, what you will actually do
Class 10 Burried and found tressure
- ROG is like tressure in a field, when one finds it, sells all his stuff, and buys the field (joy)
- ROG is like merchants searching for pearls, once he find the one, sells all his stuff and buys it (absurdity/Risky) (puts everything into one item, takes himself out from being a merchant)
Swiss Chesse -> one has holes, Multiple = Solid
- Need multiple Parrables to talk about the ROG
One must surrender fully to the ROG
Allegorizing, All stories have meaning, Story isint nothing without meaning
Alternative Standers on how you want to live your life
- How fulfilling is acquisitiveness - does it ever end - what do we truly want
When you see what you truly want, are you ready to go all in on it (clear values)
Jesus ROG, devoted fully, no regrets
Do I know the ultimate concern of my Neighbor
Class 11 Weeping for Dido
Augustine born 354 in Thagaste
Mother = Monica Father = Patric
Carthage -> where he studdyed
Hippo-> became bishop (augustine of hipp)
Greek Roman philossophy, Aristotal points down, Plato point up (trancendece, supernatural)
Humans Create sin (Orignial Sin)
Augustine = first Autobiography, very emotinal/open (Dido and Anaes)
Has a big shift in values
Our hearts are restless untile they rest in you (Augustine Flourashing)
Values Pushed onto him -> Gramer/rehotirc, Parents desires (christianty)
Sinning -> social Ascpet + Being fun (Orginal Sin)
Manacheism
- Syncretic -> god is found around us
- Dualistic -> There is always an oppositve
Class 12
Faustus -> Manachien Bischop that has "all the ansewrs", good with his tounge, but no real meaning
Women, Mother/Wife is never mentioned (no importance)
Ambruos, Milan, actual meaning in his words
Alypius, Friend, sucumbs at the games
Nebrius, Friend of augustine
Death of Friend -> feeling of half fullness/restlessness
Though he found himself in manacheasm, but actually it is in christiany, CHANGE OF VALUES
Reflecting, looking in instead of out
Class 13 Tolle Lege
Garden Hopping = Creation (eden) -> Fall (pears) -> Conversion (Milan) -> Fulfimnet (ostia)
Orginal Goodness, everything is created good
Orginal sin, inherted want to sin
Coruption only takes place when things are good
Priviation, evil has no existence of its own, there need to be good for there to be evil
Sin + Conversion = Both Social
Conversion, planting your roots in richer deepr soil
Monica, Triable upbringing, Camla Herders, Manarge = enslavement
- Preeches being able to turn a cheek
Give me Chasity and continence but not Yet
- Want to convert but not yet, not truelly going all in/giving up to the ROG
Class 14 Amish Grace
Decision Forgivness, conscious/mental decision to forgive
- Action not just said
- Coeoprative/group action
Emotional Forgivness, substitution of negative emotions with posative one
- Takes time
Forgivness vs Anger
-Anger consumes You
-Way things unfould is gods plan
Pardon, you must suffer consequences
Reconciliation, resotration of relationship