My mental models: 2020 edition - by Laura Deming
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List of the 10 mental models I most frequently use.
List of the 10 mental models I most frequently use. This is a subjective list, and might not apply generally. Most people don’t deeply understand they're talking about, me included. On the flip side, you can almost always learn from a statement something about the person who said it. My brain is a neural net and it was trained on a series of images and audio over 26 years. I have to think about the conclusions it gives me in the context of the images and audio I’ve seen. Images and audio can subtly replay in your head, and influence your behavior, without you wanting them to. Hollywood…
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