I just flitted to the Wikipedia page on trust.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust_(social_sciences)
Irritatingly this line isn't referenced but is proof, if the reference was there, of Hanlon's Razor
"
Based on the most recent research, a failure in trust may be forgiven more easily if it is interpreted as a failure of competence rather than a lack of benevolence or honesty.
"
Read the Wikipedia page on Hanlon's Razor
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(1162)
-
▼
August
(117)
- The stigma of mental illness and the opposite of t...
- People's interpretations
- People's interpretations
- A thought on children's mental healthcare
- Coping with coming off self-medication
- Non-biological effects in the presentation of ment...
- A ramble of the quasi-science of mental health
- Thoughts on speaking about suicide
- Clozapine and treatment of schizophrenia
- Thoughts on misery
- A nice comment from someone to a fellow self-harmer
- The paper on clozapine I wanted to read
- Thoughts on love, attraction and desire
- Rainy day photography
- A good Madness Radio session from Dr. Joanna Moncr...
- Perhaps I'm wrong about psychological therapies fo...
- Skunk's definitely a rapid acting antidepressant
- Economics versus compassion
- Hypothesis testing
- Empirical data for anti-stigma programmes
- Just how bad is life in the UK for people with a d...
- Measures are important when considering psychologi...
- Person with a diagnosis of schizophrenia or schizo...
- Pain, resilience and me
- I fucked up
- I just had a chat with a genius
- Speaking about suicide
- The wind blows the leaves but it still has peace
- Thoughts on death
- I will holiday when...
- Rethinking the relabelling of schizophrenia
- Mental health research revisits what saints and sa...
- Thoughts on the pursuit of happiness
- Ketamine may provide a new option for rapid acting...
- The text for the video below
- A short video with a positive message about crazin...
- Counselling from the informal mental health system
- Try them then you'll understand why people buy them
- What to do with a mosquito?
- A significant quote
- Explaining to people they're crap may help them be...
- My misery is nothing
- A quote on medication from Shakespeare
- Have I got more stupid?
- People with a diagnosis of mental illness get wors...
- The Dunning–Kruger effect and something strange ab...
- Mental health and buildings
- An anthem for those resilient to misery
- A fascinating site and an interesting quote
- At least I'm not totally paranoid
- A little on loneliness
- The use of antipsychotics in children in America
- Something beautiful to me
- Ugh
- I wonder if...
- The correct words for feminist and misogynist
- Grief as a mental illness?
- A useful article on what a "psycho" (used here as ...
- I don't want you to be like this
- A reflection on my childhood
- Two useful links on the deaths of dementia patient...
- The distinction between personality disorder and m...
- A recent article in the Telegraph about genius and...
- Learning to ride a bike and the prophylatic use of...
- Biology and resilience
- Illness or problem?
- Mantra's to help with bleakness
- The sorry card
- What will therapy look like in ten years time?
- Do people ever consider that god is a delusion of ...
- The need for alternative practices to hospitalisat...
- Trust and Hanlon's Razor
- .
- Assisted suicide for severe misery
- LSD or a different way to look at life?
- open access link o he paper below
- High quality review on use of inerferon for MS
- MS inflamation assoicated with axon damage as well...
- Why buying business laptops second is good if you'...
- An interesting search result
- Research factsheets from the Multiple Sclerosis So...
- Personal experience
- Notes on MS
- Explanation for new content of MS
- Please kill me.
- I am a rapist
- You know you've been depressed when...
- Calling someone mentally ill is an insult
- An emoticon for the mask
- The greatest photograph ever
- Do I cut myself, drink or get high?
- The medical profession are researching alternative...
- Several reports on justice and the mentally ill in...
- LSD, Special K and Ecstasy for better mental health!
- How ace is St John's wort
- An ace article on the placebo effect
- A URL research trick
- Eureka? A solution to the problem of language in m...
- 2 articles I like on Breakdowns and Upbringing and...
- A good overview of the UK Hearing Voices movement ...
-
▼
August
(117)
About Me
- we
- We It comes in part from an appreciation that no one can truly sign their own work. Everything is many influences coming together to the one moment where a work exists. The other is a begrudging acceptance that my work was never my own. There is another consciousness or non-corporeal entity that helps and harms me in everything I do. I am not I because of this force or entity. I am "we"
No comments:
Post a Comment