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For questions about systematic patterns of deviation in judgment from normative decision-theoretic expectations.
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What is the name of the bias when one expects you to possess his knowledge?
What is the name of bias or fallacy when, often while in argument, someone expects you to know the same things as he does. Usually, you just say "well, how should have I known that. … (so in my original post I've been influenced by the same bias to a degree) …
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