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The Outside View and How to Use It Effectively
The outside view is a more reliable way of assessing a situation than the inside view because it takes into account base rates, or the record of similar situations in the past, instead of relying solely on personal experience and information.
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The outside view, or base rates, involves looking at a problem as an instance of a larger category, while the inside view relies on personal input and cherished information.
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Summary
The outside view, or base rates, involves looking at a problem as an instance of a larger category, while the inside view relies on personal input and cherished information. Base rates can provide a more accurate picture of the probability of an outcome, especially in unusual or complex situations.