
In "Black-and-White Thinking," Kevin Dutton reveals how our binary brains sabotage modern decision-making. Endorsed by Sir Philip Pullman as "entirely convincing," this eye-opening exploration explains Brexit, political extremism, and why your brain's evolutionary shortcuts might be your biggest liability.
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A murder case is solved by insect fragments. Four-month-old babies distinguish cats from dogs. Your brain sorts the world into boxes before you're even conscious of it. This isn't learned behavior-it's survival architecture built into your neural wiring over millions of years. When entomologist Lynn Kimsey examined bug remnants from a car radiator in 2003, she had no idea her taxonomic expertise would send a man to death row. Vincent Brothers claimed he was in Ohio when his family was murdered in California, but those insect fragments told a different story. Species from the East Coast, the Southwest, and California proved the rental car had made the cross-country journey. Kimsey's casual remark afterward reveals something profound: "I was just doing my job-sorting things into boxes." We're all doing that job, every moment of every day. Without this categorization instinct, you'd wake each morning as if on an alien planet, questioning whether the garden sprinkler is dangerous or if you should put your head in the washing machine. Categories transform chaos into predictability, allowing us to navigate the world without existential paralysis. This isn't just convenient-it's the difference between functioning and freezing.
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