Human Judgment Books | Summaries & Audio

The Edge of Reason

by Julian Baggini • 2016

Reason is not sterile logic. It depends on judgment, emotion, and the temperament we bring.

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🧠 Reason And Judgment ⛓️ Limits Of Reason 💭 Emotion And Reasoning

The Edge of Reason 89%

Reason is not sterile logic. It depends on judgment, emotion, and the temperament we bring.

by Julian Baggini 2016

3.97

141 ratings

🧠 Reason And Judgment ⛓️ Limits Of Reason 💭 Emotion And Reasoning

Personality, Character, and Intelligence

by Malcolm Gladwell • 2009

Criminal profilers, job interviewers, and pit bull owners all fall for the same costly mistake.

3.92

758

🧑‍💼 Talent Management 📋 Hiring Practices 🧠 Cognitive Biases

Personality, Character, and Intelligence Summary

Personality, Character, and Intelligence 89%

Criminal profilers, job interviewers, and pit bull owners all fall for the same costly mistake.

by Malcolm Gladwell 2009

3.92

758 ratings

🧑‍💼 Talent Management 📋 Hiring Practices 🧠 Cognitive Biases

How to Think Like a Lawyer--and Why

by Kim Wehle • 2022

The lawyer's toolkit for untangling problems, now for your family, health, and ballot-box choices.

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🧑‍⚖️ Legal Reasoning ⚖️ Law For Non-Lawyers 📊 Decision Analysis

How to Think Like a Lawyer--and Why Summary

How to Think Like a Lawyer--and Why 89%

The lawyer's toolkit for untangling problems, now for your family, health, and ballot-box choices.

by Kim Wehle 2022

3.36

310 ratings

🧑‍⚖️ Legal Reasoning ⚖️ Law For Non-Lawyers 📊 Decision Analysis

Noise

by Daniel Kahneman • 2021

You know about bias. The bigger judgment error is noise: the random scatter no one is auditing.

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📊 Decision Science 🏢 Organizational Behavior 🧠 Behavioral Economics

Noise 88%

You know about bias. The bigger judgment error is noise: the random scatter no one is auditing.

by Daniel Kahneman 2021

3.67

17k+ ratings

📊 Decision Science 🏢 Organizational Behavior 🧠 Behavioral Economics

Judgment Under Uncertainty

by Daniel Kahneman • 1982

Mental shortcuts rule under uncertainty; each creates predictable mistakes.

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🔎 Cognitive Biases 🧩 Heuristics 💰 Behavioral Economics

Judgment Under Uncertainty 88%

Mental shortcuts rule under uncertainty; each creates predictable mistakes.

by Daniel Kahneman 1982

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1k+ ratings

🔎 Cognitive Biases 🧩 Heuristics 💰 Behavioral Economics

Future Babble

by Dan Gardner • 2010

Confidence sells. Accuracy doesn't. Why the loudest experts are the worst forecasters.

3.79

737

🧠 Cognitive Biases 📉 Expert Forecasting 🌫️ Uncertainty Management

Future Babble 88%

Confidence sells. Accuracy doesn't. Why the loudest experts are the worst forecasters.

by Dan Gardner 2010

3.79

737 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 📉 Expert Forecasting 🌫️ Uncertainty Management

Framers

by Kenneth Cukier • 2021

AI can't ask 'what if.' That single gap explains why humans remain irreplaceable.

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🧠 Mental Models 🔬 Decision Science 🤖 Human Vs Machine

Framers 88%

AI can't ask 'what if.' That single gap explains why humans remain irreplaceable.

by Kenneth Cukier 2021

3.53

568 ratings

🧠 Mental Models 🔬 Decision Science 🤖 Human Vs Machine

Expert Political Judgment

by Philip E. Tetlock • 2005

Political pundits barely beat chance. Those who change their minds and doubt themselves do best.

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🔮 Political Forecasting 🧠 Expert Judgment 🧩 Cognitive Biases

Expert Political Judgment 88%

Political pundits barely beat chance. Those who change their minds and doubt themselves do best.

by Philip E. Tetlock 2005

3.98

709 ratings

🔮 Political Forecasting 🧠 Expert Judgment 🧩 Cognitive Biases

How Judges Think

by Richard A. Posner • 2008

Judges aren't umpires. They're workers with incentives and ideology who make law, not just find it.

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382

⚖️ Judicial Behavior 📚 Legal Realism 🇺🇸 American Judiciary

How Judges Think 88%

Judges aren't umpires. They're workers with incentives and ideology who make law, not just find it.

by Richard A. Posner 2008

3.83

382 ratings

⚖️ Judicial Behavior 📚 Legal Realism 🇺🇸 American Judiciary

Managing in the Gray

by Joseph L. Badaracco Jr. • 2016

When no rulebook covers it: wrestling messy, career-defining decisions leaders face.

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128

🧭 Management Judgment ⚖️ Business Ethics 🧱 Decision Frameworks

Managing in the Gray 88%

When no rulebook covers it: wrestling messy, career-defining decisions leaders face.

by Joseph L. Badaracco Jr. 2016

3.53

128 ratings

🧭 Management Judgment ⚖️ Business Ethics 🧱 Decision Frameworks

How to Decide

by Annie Duke • 2020

Separating luck from skill: the poker champion's toolkit for decisions you won't regret.

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🧱 Decision Frameworks 🧠 Cognitive Biases 📊 Behavioral Economics

How to Decide 88%

Separating luck from skill: the poker champion's toolkit for decisions you won't regret.

by Annie Duke 2020

3.96

3k+ ratings

🧱 Decision Frameworks 🧠 Cognitive Biases 📊 Behavioral Economics

Talking to Strangers

by Malcolm Gladwell • 2019

The signals we use to read strangers are mostly noise, and Sandra Bland paid the price.

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🧠 Social Psychology 🧩 Cognitive Biases 🎭 Deception Detection

Talking to Strangers 88%

The signals we use to read strangers are mostly noise, and Sandra Bland paid the price.

by Malcolm Gladwell 2019

4.00

339k+ ratings

🧠 Social Psychology 🧩 Cognitive Biases 🎭 Deception Detection

Blind Injustice

by Mark Godsey • 2017

How good people convict the innocent: a former prosecutor on the cognitive traps built in justice.

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⚖️ Wrongful Convictions 🏛️ Criminal Justice Reform 👁️ Eyewitness Misidentification

Blind Injustice 88%

How good people convict the innocent: a former prosecutor on the cognitive traps built in justice.

by Mark Godsey 2017

4.39

345 ratings

⚖️ Wrongful Convictions 🏛️ Criminal Justice Reform 👁️ Eyewitness Misidentification

Elements of Critical Thinking

by Albert Rutherford • 2018

Your mind skips evidence, invents stories, and trusts charming liars. A guide for rigorous thinking.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Critical Reasoning 🚫 Fallacy Detection

Elements of Critical Thinking 88%

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

The Quest for Cosmic Justice

by Thomas Sowell • 1999

Justice: once impartial rules, now equal results. The change quietly costs freedom and safety.

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🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Legal Theory 🚫 Social Justice Critique

The Quest for Cosmic Justice 88%

Justice: once impartial rules, now equal results. The change quietly costs freedom and safety.

by Thomas Sowell 1999

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3k+ ratings

🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Legal Theory 🚫 Social Justice Critique

Sources of Power, 20th Anniversary Edition

by Gary Klein • 1998

Your best decisions skip the options list. How firefighters, nurses, and commanders really decide.

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3k+

🧠 Decision Science 🚨 Crisis Management 🌀 Intuitive Expertise

Sources of Power, 20th Anniversary Edition Summary

Sources of Power, 20th Anniversary Edition 88%

Your best decisions skip the options list. How firefighters, nurses, and commanders really decide.

by Gary Klein 1998

3.97

3k+ ratings

🧠 Decision Science 🚨 Crisis Management 🌀 Intuitive Expertise

Rationality

by Eliezer Yudkowsky • 2015

Human reason is buggy code. Here is the patch from cognitive science and AI.

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2k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🛠️ Debiasing 📊 Bayesian Reasoning

Rationality 87%

Human reason is buggy code. Here is the patch from cognitive science and AI.

by Eliezer Yudkowsky 2015

4.32

2k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🛠️ Debiasing 📊 Bayesian Reasoning

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.

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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 87%

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

Heuristics and Biases

by Thomas Gilovich • 2002

The mental shortcuts that speed your thinking also produce your most predictable mistakes.

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🧠 Cognitive Psychology 💰 Behavioral Economics 🔍 Cognitive Biases

Heuristics and Biases 87%

The mental shortcuts that speed your thinking also produce your most predictable mistakes.

by Thomas Gilovich 2002

4.39

477 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Psychology 💰 Behavioral Economics 🔍 Cognitive Biases

Psychology of Intelligence Analysis

by Richards J. Heuer Jr. • 2005

CIA's textbook for outthinking your own limits: structured methods that catch what intuition misses.

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1k+

🕵️ Intelligence Analysis 🧠 Cognitive Biases 📊 Structured Analysis

Psychology of Intelligence Analysis Summary

Psychology of Intelligence Analysis 87%

CIA's textbook for outthinking your own limits: structured methods that catch what intuition misses.

by Richards J. Heuer Jr. 2005

4.27

1k+ ratings

🕵️ Intelligence Analysis 🧠 Cognitive Biases 📊 Structured Analysis

Theories, Predictions, and Diagnoses

by Malcolm Gladwell • 2009

Most failures of expertise come from treating one kind of problem as if it were another.

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1k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Decision Theory 📊 Information Overload

Theories, Predictions, and Diagnoses Summary

Theories, Predictions, and Diagnoses 87%

Most failures of expertise come from treating one kind of problem as if it were another.

by Malcolm Gladwell 2009

3.99

1k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Decision Theory 📊 Information Overload

Choose Wisely

by Barry Schwartz • 2025

Decision theory was built on a casino metaphor. The price: meaning, virtue, and practical wisdom.

3.42

📈 Behavioral Economics 🧠 Decision Theory 🏛️ Aristotelian Ethics

Choose Wisely 87%

Decision theory was built on a casino metaphor. The price: meaning, virtue, and practical wisdom.

by Barry Schwartz 2025

3.42

60 ratings

📈 Behavioral Economics 🧠 Decision Theory 🏛️ Aristotelian Ethics

Being Wrong

by Kathryn Schulz • 2010

We can't feel wrong while being wrong, so we confuse certainty with accuracy every time.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases 💫 Human Fallibility 🤔 Intellectual Humility

Being Wrong 87%

We can't feel wrong while being wrong, so we confuse certainty with accuracy every time.

by Kathryn Schulz 2010

3.94

7k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 💫 Human Fallibility 🤔 Intellectual Humility

Doing Justice

by Preet Bharara • 2019

Every charging decision is a moral wager. A former U.S. Attorney lays out the odds.

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🏛️ Criminal Prosecution ⚖️ American Justice System 📋 Prosecutorial Ethics

Doing Justice 87%

Every charging decision is a moral wager. A former U.S. Attorney lays out the odds.

by Preet Bharara 2019

4.27

6k+ ratings

🏛️ Criminal Prosecution ⚖️ American Justice System 📋 Prosecutorial Ethics

Reading the Constitution

by Stephen Breyer • 2024

Text isn't enough. A Supreme Court justice shows what else judges must consider.

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1k+

🏛️ Judicial Philosophy 📜 Constitutional Interpretation ⚖️ Legal Pragmatism

Reading the Constitution 87%

Text isn't enough. A Supreme Court justice shows what else judges must consider.

by Stephen Breyer 2024

3.98

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Judicial Philosophy 📜 Constitutional Interpretation ⚖️ Legal Pragmatism

The Vision of the Anointed

by Thomas Sowell • 1995

Why failed policies survive: how the elite turns evidence into heresy and failure into virtue.

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🧐 Public Policy 📢 Social Criticism 📊 Statistical Fallacies

The Vision of the Anointed 87%

Why failed policies survive: how the elite turns evidence into heresy and failure into virtue.

by Thomas Sowell 1995

4.40

3k+ ratings

🧐 Public Policy 📢 Social Criticism 📊 Statistical Fallacies

How to Actually Change Your Mind

by Eliezer Yudkowsky • 2018

Humble confession changes nothing. The specific moves that actually correct your thinking.

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294

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎯 Rationality Training 🙇 Epistemic Humility

How to Actually Change Your Mind Summary

How to Actually Change Your Mind 87%

Humble confession changes nothing. The specific moves that actually correct your thinking.

by Eliezer Yudkowsky 2018

4.28

294 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎯 Rationality Training 🙇 Epistemic Humility

Ethics for the Real World

by Ronald A. Howard • 2008

Small justifications unravel integrity. An advance ethical code stops the slide before it starts.

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🏢 Business Ethics ⚖️ Ethical Decision Making 🧠 Moral Psychology

Ethics for the Real World 87%

Small justifications unravel integrity. An advance ethical code stops the slide before it starts.

by Ronald A. Howard 2008

4.02

6k+ ratings

🏢 Business Ethics ⚖️ Ethical Decision Making 🧠 Moral Psychology

HBR Guide to Critical Thinking

by Harvard Business Review • 2023

Why assumptions trap you, and how to escape before you decide: HBR guide to clearer thinking.

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🧠 Critical Thinking 🤔 Decision Making 🧐 Cognitive Biases

HBR Guide to Critical Thinking 87%

Why assumptions trap you, and how to escape before you decide: HBR guide to clearer thinking.

by Harvard Business Review 2023

3.92

198 ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking 🤔 Decision Making 🧐 Cognitive Biases

The Abolition of Man

by C.S. Lewis • 1943

The final product of denying objective value is not freedom but a humanity ruled by impulse.

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🏛️ Natural Law Ethics 🔬 Scientism Critique 🎭 Subjectivism Critique

The Abolition of Man 87%

The final product of denying objective value is not freedom but a humanity ruled by impulse.

by C.S. Lewis 1943

4.12

42k+ ratings

🏛️ Natural Law Ethics 🔬 Scientism Critique 🎭 Subjectivism Critique

Intellectuals and Society

by Thomas Sowellm • 2009

The most educated minds keep getting the biggest questions wrong. It is not bad luck.

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🏛️ Political Philosophy 📢 Social Criticism 🧠 Intellectual Overreach

Intellectuals and Society 87%

The most educated minds keep getting the biggest questions wrong. It is not bad luck.

by Thomas Sowellm 2009

4.29

4k+ ratings

🏛️ Political Philosophy 📢 Social Criticism 🧠 Intellectual Overreach

How Spies Think

by David Omand • 2020

From a former GCHQ chief: how spies structure their thinking to outsmart lies and cognitive traps.

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🕵️ Intelligence Analysis 🧠 Cognitive Biases 📢 Disinformation

How Spies Think 87%

From a former GCHQ chief: how spies structure their thinking to outsmart lies and cognitive traps.

by David Omand 2020

3.62

832 ratings

🕵️ Intelligence Analysis 🧠 Cognitive Biases 📢 Disinformation

Sabia Mente

by Marcos Vázquez García • 2025

Cognitive biases are ancient traps. The Stoics called them something else but knew the cure.

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🧠 Mental Models 🔍 Cognitive Biases 🏛️ Modern Stoicism

Sabia Mente 87%

Cognitive biases are ancient traps. The Stoics called them something else but knew the cure.

by Marcos Vázquez García 2025

4.26

237 ratings

🧠 Mental Models 🔍 Cognitive Biases 🏛️ Modern Stoicism

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 87%

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

Unfair

by Adam Benforado • 2015

Justice assumes rational minds and perfect memories. Neuroscience shows we have neither.

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⚖️ Criminal Justice Reform 🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎭 Implicit Bias

Unfair 87%

Justice assumes rational minds and perfect memories. Neuroscience shows we have neither.

by Adam Benforado 2015

4.05

2k+ ratings

⚖️ Criminal Justice Reform 🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎭 Implicit Bias

Thinking

by John Brockman • 2013

A tour of the mind's latest science: warring neurons, useless pundits, and smart shortcuts.

3.69

993

🧠 Cognitive Science 📊 Decision Science 💰 Behavioral Economics

Thinking 87%

A tour of the mind's latest science: warring neurons, useless pundits, and smart shortcuts.

by John Brockman 2013

3.69

993 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Science 📊 Decision Science 💰 Behavioral Economics

The Generosity Factor

by Kenneth H. Blanchard • 1902

Four passengers debate truth on a train; the relativist watches his worldview unravel.

4.12

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📚 Epistemology 🎯 Objective Truth 💬 Socratic Dialogue

The Generosity Factor 87%

Four passengers debate truth on a train; the relativist watches his worldview unravel.

by Kenneth H. Blanchard 1902

4.12

848 ratings

📚 Epistemology 🎯 Objective Truth 💬 Socratic Dialogue

How We Know What Isn't So

by Thomas Gilovich • 1991

The mind finds pattern in noise, then argues for it with absolute conviction.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases ❤️ Motivated Reasoning 🎲 Randomness Perception

How We Know What Isn't So 87%

The mind finds pattern in noise, then argues for it with absolute conviction.

by Thomas Gilovich 1991

3.95

3k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases ❤️ Motivated Reasoning 🎲 Randomness Perception

Risk Savvy

by Gerd Gigerenzer • 2013

Most real life is uncertainty, not risk. Simple decision rules beat complex models there.

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🧠 Decision Science 🔍 Cognitive Biases 📊 Risk Literacy

Risk Savvy 87%

Most real life is uncertainty, not risk. Simple decision rules beat complex models there.

by Gerd Gigerenzer 2013

4.01

2k+ ratings

🧠 Decision Science 🔍 Cognitive Biases 📊 Risk Literacy

The Psychology of Stupidity

by Jean-François Marmion • 2019

The smartest people on why everyone, including you, keeps doing idiotic things.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases 👥 Social Psychology 🤲 Intellectual Humility

The Psychology of Stupidity 87%

The smartest people on why everyone, including you, keeps doing idiotic things.

by Jean-François Marmion 2019

3.16

3k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 👥 Social Psychology 🤲 Intellectual Humility

Thinking, Fast and Slow

by Daniel Kahneman • 2011

You decide first. You explain later. A Nobel laureate reveals the hidden system that chose.

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🔬 Cognitive Biases 📊 Behavioral Economics 🧠 Heuristics And Biases

Thinking, Fast and Slow 87%

You decide first. You explain later. A Nobel laureate reveals the hidden system that chose.

by Daniel Kahneman 2011

4.17

595k+ ratings

🔬 Cognitive Biases 📊 Behavioral Economics 🧠 Heuristics And Biases

Critical Thinking

by Harvey Segler • 2015

Marketing and the crowd shape your choices. A questioning method to take them back.

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173

🧠 Critical Thinking 🕊️ Independent Thinking ❓ Socratic Method

Critical Thinking 87%

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

Perfectly Confident

by Don A. Moore • 2020

Confidence is a measurement problem: not how sure you feel, but how wrong you might be.

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315

🧠 Cognitive Biases 💰 Behavioral Economics 📊 Decision Science

Perfectly Confident 87%

Confidence is a measurement problem: not how sure you feel, but how wrong you might be.

by Don A. Moore 2020

3.67

315 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 💰 Behavioral Economics 📊 Decision Science

The Scout Mindset

by Julia Galef • 2021

Most thinking is self-defense. Clear thinking is a switch you never learned to flip.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎭 Self-Deception 🤲 Intellectual Humility

The Scout Mindset 87%

Most thinking is self-defense. Clear thinking is a switch you never learned to flip.

by Julia Galef 2021

4.09

7k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎭 Self-Deception 🤲 Intellectual Humility

Superforecasting

by Philip E. Tetlock • 2015

30% more accurate than CIA analysts: the trainable habits that predict the future.

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🔮 Forecasting 🎲 Probabilistic Thinking 🧠 Cognitive Biases

Superforecasting 87%

30% more accurate than CIA analysts: the trainable habits that predict the future.

by Philip E. Tetlock 2015

4.08

22k+ ratings

🔮 Forecasting 🎲 Probabilistic Thinking 🧠 Cognitive Biases

The Failure of Risk Management

by Douglas W. Hubbard • 2009

Standard risk management makes decisions worse than guessing. The fix is simpler than you think.

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🛡️ Risk Management 📊 Quantitative Risk 🧠 Cognitive Biases

The Failure of Risk Management 87%

Standard risk management makes decisions worse than guessing. The fix is simpler than you think.

by Douglas W. Hubbard 2009

3.95

413 ratings

🛡️ Risk Management 📊 Quantitative Risk 🧠 Cognitive Biases

The Intelligence Trap

by David Robson • 2019

Intelligence can make you more biased, not less. The trap is hidden in how smart people reason.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Rationality 🧎 Intellectual Humility

The Intelligence Trap 87%

Intelligence can make you more biased, not less. The trap is hidden in how smart people reason.

by David Robson 2019

3.99

3k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Rationality 🧎 Intellectual Humility

Rationality

by Steven Pinker • 2021

How a single mental toolkit built science, law, and democracy, and why it keeps short-circuiting.

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🧠 Cognitive Biases 📊 Bayesian Reasoning 🎯 Game Theory

Rationality 87%

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

Gut Feelings

by Gerd Gigerenzer • 2007

Why simple rules beat complex analysis: the surprising intelligence of gut feelings.

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🤔 Gut Instinct 🎯 Heuristic Decision Making 🧮 Bounded Rationality

Gut Feelings 87%

Why simple rules beat complex analysis: the surprising intelligence of gut feelings.

by Gerd Gigerenzer 2007

3.69

2k+ ratings

🤔 Gut Instinct 🎯 Heuristic Decision Making 🧮 Bounded Rationality

Irrationality

by Stuart Sutherland • 1992

Predictable mental errors everyone makes, from overconfidence to throwing good money after bad.

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2k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔍 Decision Science 📊 Statistical Thinking

Irrationality 87%

Predictable mental errors everyone makes, from overconfidence to throwing good money after bad.

by Stuart Sutherland 1992

3.91

2k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔍 Decision Science 📊 Statistical Thinking

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