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10 Cognitive Friction How and why does difficulty add up

Humans interact with the world using several very different internal processors. The processor we use when we're learning to walk is much slower than the one we use for walking once we have mastered the skill. This ties in well with the triune brain theories that we discussed in earlier lectures, and it helps to explain how learning happens and why it is possible to walk and talk at the same time. It also helps to explain why two conversationalists might have to stop talking if the trail becomes too arduous, or stop walking when the ideas being discussed become too challenging. The simple fact is that difficulties add up, even when some of them are straining different processors, and even if some of them don't feel at all difficult all the time or to all of the people involved. We are all having a lesson in that right now, living in a pandemic. More so if your community doesn't have a clear and comprehensive and well-communicated response plan. This persistent low-level stress is exactly what people of color and the working poor experience every day in a country that is systemically biased against them. If you're interested in learning more about this parallel, and perhaps learning to perceive it more easily and clearly than you do now, then you might want to watch this video. The 2020 Evolv Brown Bag Lecture Series: Wondering how long we'll be living like this? Not sure why hiding from the news isn't helping you feel better? Wish you could talk with a scientist about the facts, a psychologist about your feelings, or a friend who doesn't share your bathroom? Evolv's own Dr John NA Brown is delivering a series of 10 short talks that might provide some insights into how you're feeling during these challenging times and what to do about it. Come for the insights, stay for the dad jokes. Or, you know, vice-versa. Key Words: COVID-19; Pandemic; 2020; grief; stress; coping; mental health; psychology; community; social justice; politics; racism; classism; divisionism; statistics; flatten the curve; understanding; empathy; models; decision making; thinking fast and slow; triune brain; BRAINS; Anthropology-Based Computing; Dunning-Kruger Effect; Johari Window; User Experience; UX; User Experience Design; UXD; UED; User Experience Research; UXR; Human Factors; HCI; CHI; Motion Study; Taylorism; Therbligs; Gilbreth; Metrics; Measurement; Cognitive Friction; Reflex; Reaction; Reflection; Amygdala; Limbic; Prefrontal Neocortex; Illusory Superiority; Overcoming Racism; Healing Divisions; AI Psychology; Evolutionary Psychology; Antrhopology-Based Computing: Putting the Human In Human-Computer Interaction; Building an Intuitive Multimodal Interface for a Smart Home: Hunting the SNARK; Set Phasers to Teach!; Let America Be America Again; Langston Hughes