[...]stereo-types are pieces of precompiled knowledge that
humans use for fast reasoning in order to avoid a deeper (and thus slower) inference. [link]
Namely, the heuristic functions of humans include a bunch of precompiled information, e.g. newspapers, hear-say's, tv, radio etc...
Deep lookahead search, while resulting in a shorter execution time, requires more time during planning. It's a trade-off; how much do you want to know from your own research and how much are you willing to assume is true from a potentially unreliable source?
Some days I just LOVE computer science ... :D
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