Super forecasting, as described by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner, is a method that involves breaking down complex questions to achieve the best results. It is a skill that can be learned and applied to any situation. Super forecasters come from all walks of life and they possess certain qualities that set them apart from other predictors. They are not necessarily more intelligent or knowledgeable than others, but they are better at judging the reliability of the information they have, and they are more open to changing their minds when new information comes in. This makes super forecasting a more flexible and adaptable prediction method compared to others.
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