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Mentioned in 12 episodes
The art of thinking clearly
Book • 2014
In this book, Rolf Dobelli examines the faulty reasoning that leads to repeated mistakes by individuals, businesses, and nations.
It is a comprehensive guide to recognizing and avoiding cognitive biases, presented in 99 short chapters.
The book does not offer a recipe for happiness but rather a well-considered treatise on avoiding self-induced unhappiness through better decision-making.
It uses simple, real-world examples to illustrate common errors of judgment and provides practical advice on how to avoid them.
It is a comprehensive guide to recognizing and avoiding cognitive biases, presented in 99 short chapters.
The book does not offer a recipe for happiness but rather a well-considered treatise on avoiding self-induced unhappiness through better decision-making.
It uses simple, real-world examples to illustrate common errors of judgment and provides practical advice on how to avoid them.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
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as a book they previously read.


Mike Schmitz

169 snips
182: Clear Thinking by Shane Parrish
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as the author of the book, which provides a framework for making better decisions.


Kurt Nikish

168 snips
How One F-35 Fighter Pilot Makes Decisions Under Pressure
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for its insights on human biases.


Petra Wille

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How to be the best coach to product people | Petra Wille (Strong Product People)
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in relation to cognitive biases and decision-making.


Joe Buleg

53 snips
68: How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens
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as a book on decision-making strategies from a stealth fighter pilot's perspective.


Joe Buleg


Mike Schmitz

46 snips
174: Quit by Annie Duke
Recommended by Blake in the chat, mentioned by 

as a book they're excited to discuss.


Joe Buleg

39 snips
175: Excellent Advice for Living by Kevin Kelly
Mentioned by Cory and Mike as a book about decision-making techniques from a fighter pilot's perspective.

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176: The Art of Clear Thinking by Hasard Lee
Mentioned by James Altucher as an example of a hybrid book that combines personal experiences with practical advice.

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How to Write Your Own Best-Selling Autobiography: Part 2 – Crafting Your Life Story with Impact
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while discussing behavioral biases and survivorship bias.

Phill Agnew

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Influence or Manipulation? Behavioral Science & Marketing ft. Phill Agnew
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for providing a framework for better ways of thinking.

Tom Bodrovich

184 - Tom Bodrovics: Contrarian Investing, Contrarian Living
Mentioned by an emailer, Stuart from Washington, UK, when discussing logical fallacies and risk assessment.

The Skeptics Guide #1005 - Oct 12 2024
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for its practical guide to avoiding cognitive errors and making better decisions.


Mike Parsons

Mark Pearson-Freeland

The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli. Better Thinking, Better Decisions
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while discussing the importance of clear thinking and avoiding cognitive biases.

Dambisa Moyo

The Post-Pandemic World Economy
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while discussing the importance of clear thinking and avoiding fallacies in public discourse.

Dambisa Moyo

Deglobalization, Public Policy, and Government Intervention — with Dambisa Moyo
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as a book she recently purchased but hasn't yet read.

Payton Sartain

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as a book about emotional biases.

Paul Kiker

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