Hypothesis that prejudice can be reduced by cognitive mind mapping

Hypothesis: Bias can be reduced through cognitive mind mapping.

In discussing the importance of Knowing History and About Surveys (Knowing History), as well as About Surveys (To Connect Next), it is evident that most things have a historical (temporal) or spatial (geographical) connection. "Cognition" is the act of expanding that model. Efficiency increases when this is done while also engaging in metacognition, which involves Recognizing Structure. By visualizing the code using Figma during coding, the burden is reduced as it becomes clear which part of the code is being written. This is referred to as a site map. By modeling the structure of databases and the backend, cognitive load is reduced, resulting in improved coding quality.

The hypothesis is that bias is an act that occurs when one does not understand the structure of cognition. If individuals are able to determine their perspective and their position within the overall picture (Metacognition), bias can be avoided. Additionally, Visualizing the Network of Related Papers with 'CONECTED PAPERS' allows for visualization and eliminates omissions or gaps.