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Thinknetic



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“There is no algorithm that exists that can recover the logical form of all everyday assertions.â€� 5 In short, many of our thoughts exist, hazy or cloudlike, without a definite structure or form, and yet can be effective thinking tools.Isn’t that proof of the astounding complexity of the human mind, and the magnificence of its Creator!”
Thinknetic, Mental Models In A Nutshell: Practical Thinking Frameworks To Amplify Your Decision Making And Simplify Your Life

“Our suffering lies in our desire to control the outcome of something that has not yet been set into motion.”
Thinknetic, 30 Rules To Live By: How Small Timeless Habits Completely Change Your View On Wealth, Desire And Everyday Vices To Reach Long-Lasting Happiness

“Few people would tend to disbelieve a statement that is not corroborated by others. Second, we want to please others or avoid social rejection by going along with a group. We show conformity if we want to be part of the group.”
Thinknetic, Cognitive Biases In A Nutshell: How To Spot And Stop The Hiccups In Our Thinking Process



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