Posts tagged perception
186 | Translating Reality
186 | Translating Reality

Interpretation in all its glorious forms. This episode explores the nuances of interpretation as they relate to translation of language, explanation of natural and behavioral phenomena, and data analysis. A complex history of exposure to different circumstances may have a substantial impact on how you interpret data, language, or any event. We explore the variables that contribute to how one’s interpretation forms and what it may be swayed in any direction by.

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PhilosophyScott Abraham MillerAbraham, Shane, Shane Spiker, Shanebraham, perception, Translation, Interpreting, Interpretation, Data analysis, Superstition, Natural events, functional analysis, language, superimposingComment
185 | Drunk Tank Pink
185 | Drunk Tank Pink

Does the color red make you think of food? Does blue make you patriotic? Are the marketers and government controlling our minds with subtle manipulations in color? No. But many PR people have figured out how to leverage and create associations between our feelings and certain colors or color patterns to modestly influence our mood and preconceptions. This is how they do it…

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Human Bias, Myth-BustingScott Abraham MillerAbraham, Shane, Shane Spiker, Shanebraham, color psychology, drunk tank pink, color, perception, association, home depot, david sedaris, phil zuckerman, accessibility, contrastComment