How to Think
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How can we think better? Here is a system that will allow you to outsmart people who are naturally smarter than you.
Thinking | Reading Time: 3 minutes Daniel Kahneman: Some Thoughts on Thinking While Daniel Kahneman’s book, Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow , gets all the attention, he’s also written a few articles that might catch your interest on thinking better. Optimistic Bias : In terms of its consequences for decisions, the optimistic bias may well be the most significant cognitive bias. Because optimistic bias is both a blessing and a risk, you should be both happy and wary if you are temperamentally optimistic. Competition Neglect Colin Camerer, who coined the concept of competition neglect,
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