The Tree of Knowledge - by Tomas Pueyo
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How to Learn, Teach, Connect, Innovate, and Lead More Effectively
What’s the number one thing that holds us back? What prevents many speakers from convincing their audiences? Why is it hard to learn completely new disciplines? Why are experts so bad at explaining things? Why do students who fall behind have a very hard time catching up? Why does radical innovation seldom work? Why do old people have a hard time learning? Why do people seldom change religions? Why is confirmation bias the worst part of human psychology? How can we learn faster? Knowledge is like a tree. In the trunk, you have the core beliefs, the most basic ways you understand…
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