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The video then smoothly transitions to discuss Super-Intelligence, likening it to the **Dunning-Kruger Effect**. This psychological phenomenon describes how individuals initially feel more confident about a subject with limited knowledge, only to falter as they learn more, eventually regaining confidence as their understanding matures. The discussion posits that the principles of the Anthropic Principle inform how one can make decisions with limited information—a critical skill in an era touted for the advent of Super-Intelligent entities.

Super-Intelligence consists of three categories delineated by Nick Bostrom:

1. **Speed Super-Intelligence**: The ability to think faster, likened to a faster processor in computers.