The conjunction fallacy is a reasoning error that occurs when someone judges that the probability of a compound event is more likely than either of its individual events. It's a violation of probability theory.
A process used to extract usable data from a larger set of any raw data
In-situ Mining
A technique that involves extracting minerals from the ground without digging
Placer Mining
Placer mining is a technique that uses water to extract valuable minerals from heavy deposits, such as gold, from gravel and sand
Subsurface Mining
A method for extracting minerals from deep underground
Surface Mining
A method of extracting minerals from the Earth's surface by removing the soil and rock that covers them.
Traditional Mining
To extract from a source
Conjunction
The action or an instance of two or more events or things occurring at the same point in time or space.
Remediation
Remediation is the process by which a newer medium incorporates, refashions, or represents the content and form of an older medium.
Illusory Conjunctions
The action or an instance of two or more events or things occurring at the same point in time or space.
Feature Integrations
Feature integration theory (FIT), first proposed in 1980, holds that attention is critical to the formation of bound representations of objects and, by extension, it proposes that attention is critical to our conscious experience of those bound representations.
Diegetic Prototyping
Diegetic prototyping is the use of fictional technologies within a narrative (often in films or stories) to explore, represent, or speculate about future innovations in a way that feels real and functional within the story's world.
Diegesis
Diegesis refers to the narrative world of a story, including everything that exists and occurs within it as experienced by the characters.
Non-Zero Sum
A non-zero sum situation is one in which all parties can gain or benefit, meaning the total wins and losses do not cancel each other out.
