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💭 Thinking Methods

Systematic approaches to clearer, more effective thought — from first-principles reasoning to lateral thinking, these books offer practical techniques for sharpening the mind.
Practical Thinking
by Edward de Bono • 1971
Being right isn't one thing: it's four. And each carries its own trap.
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🧠 Critical Thinking🧩 Mental Models🔧 Problem Solving
Practical Thinking Summary
Practical Thinking 93%
Being right isn't one thing: it's four. And each carries its own trap.
by Edward de Bono 1971
3.77
133 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🧩 Mental Models🔧 Problem Solving
Edward De Bono's Masterthinker's Handbook
by Edward de Bono • 1985
Intelligence is not enough. A systematic method for building thinking as a practiced skill.
4.00
36
🧠 Thinking Skills🏗️ Structured Thinking🔍 Metacognition
Edward De Bono's Masterthinker's Handbook Summary
Edward De Bono's Masterthinker's Handbook 93%
Intelligence is not enough. A systematic method for building thinking as a practiced skill.
by Edward de Bono 1985
4.00
36 ratings
🧠 Thinking Skills🏗️ Structured Thinking🔍 Metacognition
Thought and Knowledge
by Diane F. Halpern • 1984
Upgrade memory, reasoning, and decisions with the cognitive skills that expose hidden mental errors.
3.89
109
🧠 Metacognition🔍 Cognitive Biases🗣️ Argument Analysis
Thought and Knowledge Summary
Thought and Knowledge 93%
Upgrade memory, reasoning, and decisions with the cognitive skills that expose hidden mental errors.
by Diane F. Halpern 1984
3.89
109 ratings
🧠 Metacognition🔍 Cognitive Biases🗣️ Argument Analysis
Think Like Sherlock
by Peter Hollins • 2018
Sleepiness, constraints, and shifting perspective: the unconventional route to sharper thinking.
3.70
178
🧩 Creative Problem-Solving🔀 Lateral Thinking🧠 Critical Thinking
Think Like Sherlock Summary
Think Like Sherlock 93%
Sleepiness, constraints, and shifting perspective: the unconventional route to sharper thinking.
by Peter Hollins 2018
3.70
178 ratings
🧩 Creative Problem-Solving🔀 Lateral Thinking🧠 Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
by Simon Bradley • 2016
A structured method for evaluating evidence, cutting through noise, and knowing when inaction wins.
3.27
241
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Logical Reasoning💬 Socratic Method
Critical Thinking Summary
Critical Thinking 93%
A structured method for evaluating evidence, cutting through noise, and knowing when inaction wins.
by Simon Bradley 2016
3.27
241 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Logical Reasoning💬 Socratic Method
Mastermind
by Maria Konnikova • 2013
Learn to think like Sherlock Holmes: a psychologist's method for sharper observation and reasoning.
3.55
9k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Deductive Reasoning🗺️ Mental Models
Mastermind Summary
Mastermind 92%
Learn to think like Sherlock Holmes: a psychologist's method for sharper observation and reasoning.
by Maria Konnikova 2013
3.55
9k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Deductive Reasoning🗺️ Mental Models
A Few Lessons from Sherlock Holmes
by Peter Bevelin • 2013
The observation and reasoning tools Holmes used to solve impossible crimes, for everyday thinking.
3.63
541
🧠 Critical Thinking🎭 Cognitive Biases🧱 Mental Models
A Few Lessons from Sherlock Holmes Summary
A Few Lessons from Sherlock Holmes 92%
The observation and reasoning tools Holmes used to solve impossible crimes, for everyday thinking.
by Peter Bevelin 2013
3.63
541 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🎭 Cognitive Biases🧱 Mental Models
The Great Mental Models
by Shane Parrish • 2018
Nine thinking tools from philosophy, physics, and biology that upgrade every decision you make.
4.07
11k+
🧠 Mental Models🔧 Decision Frameworks🔄 Systems Thinking
The Great Mental Models Summary
The Great Mental Models 92%
Nine thinking tools from philosophy, physics, and biology that upgrade every decision you make.
by Shane Parrish 2018
4.07
11k+ ratings
🧠 Mental Models🔧 Decision Frameworks🔄 Systems Thinking
Introduction to Logic
by Irving M. Copi • 1953
How to spot a flawed argument: the logic toolkit from Aristotle to truth tables.
4.07
919
🧮 Formal Logic🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies
Introduction to Logic Summary
Introduction to Logic 92%
How to spot a flawed argument: the logic toolkit from Aristotle to truth tables.
by Irving M. Copi 1953
4.07
919 ratings
🧮 Formal Logic🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies
I Am Right You Are Wrong
by Edward de Bono • 1990
Argument ruled Western thought for 2,400 years. The brain is actually built to perceive and design.
3.82
518
🧠 Creative Cognition👁️ Perception Logic🕸️ Self-Organizing Systems
I Am Right You Are Wrong Summary
I Am Right You Are Wrong 92%
Argument ruled Western thought for 2,400 years. The brain is actually built to perceive and design.
by Edward de Bono 1990
3.82
518 ratings
🧠 Creative Cognition👁️ Perception Logic🕸️ Self-Organizing Systems
Learn To Think Using Thought Experiments
by Patrick King • 2020
Your mind needs a gym. Philosophy's greatest thought experiments are the equipment.
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🧪 Thought Experiments🏛️ Practical Philosophy🔍 Critical Thinking
Learn To Think Using Thought Experiments Summary
Learn To Think Using Thought Experiments 92%
Your mind needs a gym. Philosophy's greatest thought experiments are the equipment.
by Patrick King 2020
3.84
101 ratings
🧪 Thought Experiments🏛️ Practical Philosophy🔍 Critical Thinking
The Mechanism of Mind
by Edward de Bono • 2015
Why your brain resists new ideas, and a single word that overrides its defenses.
3.84
167
🧠 Cognitive Models↗️ Lateral Thinking🔀 Pattern Disruption
The Mechanism of Mind Summary
The Mechanism of Mind 92%
Why your brain resists new ideas, and a single word that overrides its defenses.
by Edward de Bono 2015
3.84
167 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Models↗️ Lateral Thinking🔀 Pattern Disruption
Critical Thinking In A Nutshell
by Thinknetic • 2021
Two classic frameworks turn fuzzy reasoning into a trainable skill; daily exercises lock it in.
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🧠 Critical Thinking⚖️ Cognitive Biases🧱 Mental Models
Critical Thinking In A Nutshell Summary
Critical Thinking In A Nutshell 92%
Two classic frameworks turn fuzzy reasoning into a trainable skill; daily exercises lock it in.
by Thinknetic 2021
3.64
148 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking⚖️ Cognitive Biases🧱 Mental Models
The Art of Critical Thinking
by Christopher Hayes • 2019
The questioning method that strips bias from any decision: a daily practice for sharper reasoning.
3.40
242
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Cognitive Biases⚠️ Logical Fallacies
The Art of Critical Thinking Summary
The Art of Critical Thinking 92%
The questioning method that strips bias from any decision: a daily practice for sharper reasoning.
by Christopher Hayes 2019
3.40
242 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Cognitive Biases⚠️ Logical Fallacies
How to Think like a Philosopher
by Julian Baggini • 2023
The mental habits philosophy teaches: question yourself, follow evidence, drop the ego.
3.95
429
🛠️ Practical Philosophy🧠 Critical Thinking🎯 Cognitive Biases
How to Think like a Philosopher Summary
How to Think like a Philosopher 92%
The mental habits philosophy teaches: question yourself, follow evidence, drop the ego.
by Julian Baggini 2023
3.95
429 ratings
🛠️ Practical Philosophy🧠 Critical Thinking🎯 Cognitive Biases
There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book
by Robert M. Martin • 1992
Logic, morality, identity: each cracks under a well-chosen paradox. This book chooses well.
4.01
247
🧩 Philosophical Puzzles💭 Thought Experiments🔄 Paradoxes
There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book Summary
There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book 92%
Logic, morality, identity: each cracks under a well-chosen paradox. This book chooses well.
by Robert M. Martin 1992
4.01
247 ratings
🧩 Philosophical Puzzles💭 Thought Experiments🔄 Paradoxes
The Miniature Guide to the Art of Asking Essential Questions
by Richard Paul • 2002
Most people answer. Thinkers question. A compact system for digging past the surface of any subject.
4.09
128
🧠 Critical Thinking❓ Question Formulation🏛️ Socratic Method
The Miniature Guide to the Art of Asking Essential Questions Summary
The Miniature Guide to the Art of Asking Essential Questions 92%
Most people answer. Thinkers question. A compact system for digging past the surface of any subject.
by Richard Paul 2002
4.09
128 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking❓ Question Formulation🏛️ Socratic Method
The Art of Thinking In Systems
by Steven Schuster • 2018
Why your fixes backfire: the feedback loops, delays, and blind spots hiding in plain sight.
3.16
641
🧩 Systems Thinking🧠 Mental Models🤔 Critical Thinking
The Art of Thinking In Systems Summary
The Art of Thinking In Systems 92%
Why your fixes backfire: the feedback loops, delays, and blind spots hiding in plain sight.
by Steven Schuster 2018
3.16
641 ratings
🧩 Systems Thinking🧠 Mental Models🤔 Critical Thinking
Being Logical
by D.Q. McInerny • 2004
Spot fallacies, build arguments, and keep your own mind honest: logic for everyday life.
3.75
2k+
🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies💬 Argumentation
Being Logical Summary
Being Logical 92%
Spot fallacies, build arguments, and keep your own mind honest: logic for everyday life.
by D.Q. McInerny 2004
3.75
2k+ ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies💬 Argumentation
The Art of Logic in an Illogical World
by Eugenia Cheng • 2018
Mathematical logic isn't about numbers. It's about untangling the arguments tearing us apart.
3.47
2k+
🧮 Mathematical Thinking🔄 Systems Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies
The Art of Logic in an Illogical World Summary
The Art of Logic in an Illogical World 92%
Mathematical logic isn't about numbers. It's about untangling the arguments tearing us apart.
by Eugenia Cheng 2018
3.47
2k+ ratings
🧮 Mathematical Thinking🔄 Systems Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies
How to Think More Effectively
by The School of Life • 2020
Notebooks, long walks, and the right kind of envy: the thinking toolkit nobody handed you.
4.09
1k+
🏛️ Practical Philosophy🧠 Thinking Skills📓 Idea Capture
How to Think More Effectively Summary
How to Think More Effectively 92%
Notebooks, long walks, and the right kind of envy: the thinking toolkit nobody handed you.
by The School of Life 2020
4.09
1k+ ratings
🏛️ Practical Philosophy🧠 Thinking Skills📓 Idea Capture
The Systems Thinker - Analytical Skills
by Albert Rutherford • 2019
The step-by-step process for thinking clearly, spotting fallacies, and making data-backed decisions.
3.46
107
🧠 Analytical Thinking🧩 Problem-Solving🧱 Mental Models
The Systems Thinker - Analytical Skills Summary
The Systems Thinker - Analytical Skills 91%
The step-by-step process for thinking clearly, spotting fallacies, and making data-backed decisions.
by Albert Rutherford 2019
3.46
107 ratings
🧠 Analytical Thinking🧩 Problem-Solving🧱 Mental Models
Doing Philosophy
by Timothy Williamson • 2018
Philosophy is a science that tests ideas with thought experiments, and the best explanation wins.
3.67
213
🛠️ Philosophical Methodology🔍 Analytic Philosophy🧪 Thought Experiments
Doing Philosophy Summary
Doing Philosophy 91%
Philosophy is a science that tests ideas with thought experiments, and the best explanation wins.
by Timothy Williamson 2018
3.67
213 ratings
🛠️ Philosophical Methodology🔍 Analytic Philosophy🧪 Thought Experiments
The Rules of Thinking
by Richard Templar • 2019
Your mind runs shortcuts you've never noticed. Here is the owner's manual.
3.56
389
🧠 Clear Thinking🦉 Independent Thought❤️ Emotional Intelligence
The Rules of Thinking Summary
The Rules of Thinking 91%
Your mind runs shortcuts you've never noticed. Here is the owner's manual.
by Richard Templar 2019
3.56
389 ratings
🧠 Clear Thinking🦉 Independent Thought❤️ Emotional Intelligence
Logically Fallacious
by Bo Bennett • 2012
A catalog of 300+ reasoning errors, with techniques to catch them in everyday arguments.
3.85
613
🚩 Logical Fallacies🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Cognitive Biases
Logically Fallacious Summary
Logically Fallacious 91%
A catalog of 300+ reasoning errors, with techniques to catch them in everyday arguments.
by Bo Bennett 2012
3.85
613 ratings
🚩 Logical Fallacies🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Cognitive Biases
Critical Thinking
by Harvey Segler • 2015
Marketing and the crowd shape your choices. A questioning method to take them back.
2.96
173
🧠 Critical Thinking🕊️ Independent Thinking❓ Socratic Method
Critical Thinking Summary
Critical Thinking 91%
Marketing and the crowd shape your choices. A questioning method to take them back.
by Harvey Segler 2015
2.96
173 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🕊️ Independent Thinking❓ Socratic Method
Critical Thinking
by Jonathan Haber • 2020
Critical thinking takes three things. Most people stop at one.
3.59
556
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Argument Analysis🧩 Cognitive Biases
Critical Thinking Summary
Critical Thinking 91%
Critical thinking takes three things. Most people stop at one.
by Jonathan Haber 2020
3.59
556 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Argument Analysis🧩 Cognitive Biases
The Art of Thinking Clearly
by Rolf Dobelli • 2013
99 thinking traps, catalogued. Better judgment comes from removing errors, not adding insight.
3.85
43k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics⚠️ Thinking Errors
The Art of Thinking Clearly Summary
The Art of Thinking Clearly 91%
99 thinking traps, catalogued. Better judgment comes from removing errors, not adding insight.
by Rolf Dobelli 2013
3.85
43k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics⚠️ Thinking Errors
How to Have a Beautiful Mind
by Edward de Bono • 2004
The conversational habits that make people want to think with you, not against you.
3.61
2k+
🗣️ Conversation Skills👂 Active Listening💡 Creative Thinking
How to Have a Beautiful Mind Summary
How to Have a Beautiful Mind 91%
The conversational habits that make people want to think with you, not against you.
by Edward de Bono 2004
3.61
2k+ ratings
🗣️ Conversation Skills👂 Active Listening💡 Creative Thinking
Shortcut
by John Pollack • 2014
Your mind runs on analogies. The better one wins every argument, innovation, and decision you face.
3.72
296
🔗 Analogical Reasoning🗣️ Rhetoric And Persuasion🖼️ Framing Effects
Shortcut Summary
Shortcut 91%
Your mind runs on analogies. The better one wins every argument, innovation, and decision you face.
by John Pollack 2014
3.72
296 ratings
🔗 Analogical Reasoning🗣️ Rhetoric And Persuasion🖼️ Framing Effects
Critical Thinking
by Richard Paul • 2000
Your reasoning carries invisible flaws. A system for auditing them and thinking with real clarity.
3.94
1k+
🧠 Critical Thinking🪞 Cognitive Biases⚖️ Decision Making
Critical Thinking Summary
Critical Thinking 91%
Your reasoning carries invisible flaws. A system for auditing them and thinking with real clarity.
by Richard Paul 2000
3.94
1k+ ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🪞 Cognitive Biases⚖️ Decision Making
The Art of Logical Thinking
by William Walker Atkinson • 1909
Master the machinery of valid arguments and detect the logical flaws that fool most people.
3.42
117
🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies🏛️ Classical Logic
The Art of Logical Thinking Summary
The Art of Logical Thinking 91%
Master the machinery of valid arguments and detect the logical flaws that fool most people.
by William Walker Atkinson 1909
3.42
117 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Logical Fallacies🏛️ Classical Logic
Weaponized Lies
by Daniel J. Levitin • 2016
A neuroscientist teaches you to see past statistical tricks, misleading graphs, and false expertise.
3.76
5k+
🧠 Critical Thinking📰 Information Literacy🧩 Cognitive Biases
Weaponized Lies Summary
Weaponized Lies 91%
A neuroscientist teaches you to see past statistical tricks, misleading graphs, and false expertise.
by Daniel J. Levitin 2016
3.76
5k+ ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking📰 Information Literacy🧩 Cognitive Biases
The Joy of Abstraction
by Eugenia Cheng • 2022
What if math’s deepest lesson is that context always beats content? A category theorist explains.
3.84
190
🔢 Category Theory🧠 Mathematical Thinking📚 Popular Mathematics
The Joy of Abstraction Summary
The Joy of Abstraction 91%
What if math’s deepest lesson is that context always beats content? A category theorist explains.
by Eugenia Cheng 2022
3.84
190 ratings
🔢 Category Theory🧠 Mathematical Thinking📚 Popular Mathematics
Mathematical Thinking - For People Who Hate Math
by Albert Rutherford • 2021
Math class already gave you a reasoning toolkit. Put it to work, zero equations required.
3.58
158
📐 Popular Mathematics🧠 Cognitive Biases🧩 Problem Solving
Mathematical Thinking - For People Who Hate Math Summary
Mathematical Thinking - For People Who Hate Math 91%
Math class already gave you a reasoning toolkit. Put it to work, zero equations required.
by Albert Rutherford 2021
3.58
158 ratings
📐 Popular Mathematics🧠 Cognitive Biases🧩 Problem Solving
Think in Systems
by Zoe McKey • 2018
Stop fighting symptoms. Find the hidden loops and the one change that rewires the entire problem.
3.49
253
🧩 Systems Thinking📈 Strategic Planning🧠 Mental Models
Think in Systems Summary
Think in Systems 91%
Stop fighting symptoms. Find the hidden loops and the one change that rewires the entire problem.
by Zoe McKey 2018
3.49
253 ratings
🧩 Systems Thinking📈 Strategic Planning🧠 Mental Models
25 Days to Better Thinking & Better Living
by Linda Elder • 2006
Your mind is wired for self-deception. A 25-day plan to catch it in the act.
3.80
465
🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Cognitive Biases🎭 Self-Deception
25 Days to Better Thinking & Better Living Summary
25 Days to Better Thinking & Better Living 91%
Your mind is wired for self-deception. A 25-day plan to catch it in the act.
by Linda Elder 2006
3.80
465 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking⚠️ Cognitive Biases🎭 Self-Deception
Elements of Critical Thinking
by Albert Rutherford • 2018
Your mind skips evidence, invents stories, and trusts charming liars. A guide for rigorous thinking.
3.99
109
🧠 Cognitive Biases🤔 Critical Reasoning🚫 Fallacy Detection
Elements of Critical Thinking Summary
Elements of Critical Thinking 91%
Your mind skips evidence, invents stories, and trusts charming liars. A guide for rigorous thinking.
by Albert Rutherford 2018
3.99
109 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🤔 Critical Reasoning🚫 Fallacy Detection
Critical Thinking
by Tom Chatfield • 2017
Between a bad argument and a good decision sits one trainable skill most schools never teach.
4.07
230
🧩 Informal Logic⚠️ Logical Fallacies🧠 Cognitive Biases
Critical Thinking Summary
Critical Thinking 91%
Between a bad argument and a good decision sits one trainable skill most schools never teach.
by Tom Chatfield 2017
4.07
230 ratings
🧩 Informal Logic⚠️ Logical Fallacies🧠 Cognitive Biases
ذهن فریبکار شما
by Steven Novella • 1395
Your brain was built to fool you. A neurologist's method for thinking clearly anyway.
4.23
1k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases🤔 Critical Thinking🔬 Scientific Skepticism
ذهن فریبکار شما Summary
ذهن فریبکار شما 91%
Your brain was built to fool you. A neurologist's method for thinking clearly anyway.
by Steven Novella 1395
4.23
1k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🤔 Critical Thinking🔬 Scientific Skepticism
Algorithms to Live By
by Brian Christian • 2016
When to settle, when to quit, when to trust chance: computer science already found the answers.
4.12
35k+
🧠 Algorithmic Thinking🔬 Decision Science📊 Bayesian Reasoning
Algorithms to Live By Summary
Algorithms to Live By 91%
When to settle, when to quit, when to trust chance: computer science already found the answers.
by Brian Christian 2016
4.12
35k+ ratings
🧠 Algorithmic Thinking🔬 Decision Science📊 Bayesian Reasoning
Think Smarter
by Michael Kallet • 2014
Why smart people make dumb calls: a clarity toolkit that fixes the real problem first.
3.78
372
🧩 Business Problem Solving🧠 Mental Models📋 Decision Frameworks
Think Smarter Summary
Think Smarter 91%
Why smart people make dumb calls: a clarity toolkit that fixes the real problem first.
by Michael Kallet 2014
3.78
372 ratings
🧩 Business Problem Solving🧠 Mental Models📋 Decision Frameworks
Think Again
by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong • 2018
Turn arguments from fights into tools: spot the fallacies, build sound cases, refute with civility.
3.34
603
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Informal Logic🪞 Cognitive Biases
Think Again Summary
Think Again 91%
Turn arguments from fights into tools: spot the fallacies, build sound cases, refute with civility.
by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong 2018
3.34
603 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🔍 Informal Logic🪞 Cognitive Biases
Six Frames
by Edward de Bono • 2008
You are drowning in information. Six attention shifts that turn the flood into something useful.
3.09
254
🔍 Information Literacy🎯 Attention Management🧠 Mental Models
Six Frames Summary
Six Frames 91%
You are drowning in information. Six attention shifts that turn the flood into something useful.
by Edward de Bono 2008
3.09
254 ratings
🔍 Information Literacy🎯 Attention Management🧠 Mental Models
Thinking Better
by Marcus du Sautoy • 2021
Mathematical shortcuts that save time, solve problems, and show you what everyone else overlooks.
3.59
618
🧮 Mathematical Thinking🧠 Mental Shortcuts🔍 Pattern Recognition
Thinking Better Summary
Thinking Better 91%
Mathematical shortcuts that save time, solve problems, and show you what everyone else overlooks.
by Marcus du Sautoy 2021
3.59
618 ratings
🧮 Mathematical Thinking🧠 Mental Shortcuts🔍 Pattern Recognition
The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking
by Edward B. Burger • 2012
Earth, air, fire, water: ancient elements as thinking habits, plus the one that keeps you changing.
4.00
8k+
📚 Learning Strategies🧠 Critical Thinking🧱 First Principles
The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking Summary
The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking 91%
Earth, air, fire, water: ancient elements as thinking habits, plus the one that keeps you changing.
by Edward B. Burger 2012
4.00
8k+ ratings
📚 Learning Strategies🧠 Critical Thinking🧱 First Principles
How to Become a Really Good Pain in the Ass
by Christopher W. DiCarlo • 2007
Why the most annoying person in the room is often right, and how to become them.
3.58
270
🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Fallacy Spotting📊 Evidence Evaluation
How to Become a Really Good Pain in the Ass Summary
How to Become a Really Good Pain in the Ass 91%
Why the most annoying person in the room is often right, and how to become them.
by Christopher W. DiCarlo 2007
3.58
270 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Fallacy Spotting📊 Evidence Evaluation
Rationality
by Steven Pinker • 2021
How a single mental toolkit built science, law, and democracy, and why it keeps short-circuiting.
3.84
7k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Bayesian Reasoning🎯 Game Theory
Rationality Summary
Rationality 91%
How a single mental toolkit built science, law, and democracy, and why it keeps short-circuiting.
by Steven Pinker 2021
3.84
7k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Bayesian Reasoning🎯 Game Theory
Six Thinking Hats
by Edward de Bono • 2017
Six thinking modes, used one at a time by everyone, replace argument with exploration.
3.71
14k+
🎯 Meeting Facilitation🧩 Group Decision Making🏗️ Structured Thinking
Six Thinking Hats Summary
Six Thinking Hats 91%
Six thinking modes, used one at a time by everyone, replace argument with exploration.
by Edward de Bono 2017
3.71
14k+ ratings
🎯 Meeting Facilitation🧩 Group Decision Making🏗️ Structured Thinking
How to Solve It
by George Pólya • 1944
Most problems are not solved by attacking them harder but by approaching them sideways.
4.12
5k+
🔍 Problem-Solving Heuristics🧮 Mathematical Thinking🧠 Heuristic Reasoning
How to Solve It Summary
How to Solve It 91%
Most problems are not solved by attacking them harder but by approaching them sideways.
by George Pólya 1944
4.12
5k+ ratings
🔍 Problem-Solving Heuristics🧮 Mathematical Thinking🧠 Heuristic Reasoning
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