Explore how our brains use mental shortcuts that lead to systematic errors in judgment, from overconfidence to spotting patterns that don't exist, and learn practical tools to recognize these biases in daily decision-making.
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We're basically walking around with prehistoric software trying to navigate modern problems. The goal isn't to become a perfectly rational thinking machine, but to develop wisdom about when to trust your intuition and when to be more systematic.
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