Dface's Discussion of "Judging and Fixing Your Own Errors"

[Dface]

Imma write about the collapsed paragraph below:

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@Elliot

Critical Fallibilism looks at many more specific goals with unambiguous criteria for success, like “Get sushi for dinner”, “Get pizza for dinner” or “Spend under $10 on dinner”. For each of those goals, you would be able to confidently judge whether you succeeded or not. You’d be able to tell if there’s an error/failure or not. Those dinner goals are about as easy to judge as “Is that a cow or a chicken?”.

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@Elliot

For each of those goals, you would be able to confidently judge whether you succeeded or not.

Yeah, for the goals of “eat sushi for dinner” or “spend under $10 for dinner”, it’d be easy to judge if I failed or not. It’d be easy to judge if I succeeded.

What does “confidently judge” mean? I can tell without finding an error in my judgement? Like, I don’t see major problems like about the money in my bank, about how to count how much I spend, about what sushi is or not.