🧠 Rationalist Protagonist

A lead character who approaches every challenge with systematic logic and epistemic humility, treating the world as a puzzle to be solved correctly.

Objectivism

by Leonard Peikoff • 1991

Reality comes first, reason is mandatory, and your life is the moral standard. The complete chain.

3.77

5k+

🧠 Rational Self-Interest 🏛️ Systematic Philosophy 📐 Axiomatic Reasoning

Objectivism 90%

Reality comes first, reason is mandatory, and your life is the moral standard. The complete chain.

by Leonard Peikoff 1991

3.77

5k+ ratings

🧠 Rational Self-Interest 🏛️ Systematic Philosophy 📐 Axiomatic Reasoning

Rationality

by Eliezer Yudkowsky • 2015

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

4.32

2k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🛠️ Debiasing 📊 Bayesian Reasoning

Rationality 89%

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

Third Millennium Thinking

by Saul Perlmutter • 2024

Probability over certainty, groups over lone genius: a Nobel physicist's toolkit for clear thinking.

3.66

339

🔬 Scientific Thinking 🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎲 Probabilistic Thinking

Third Millennium Thinking 89%

Probability over certainty, groups over lone genius: a Nobel physicist's toolkit for clear thinking.

by Saul Perlmutter 2024

3.66

339 ratings

🔬 Scientific Thinking 🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎲 Probabilistic Thinking

Doing Philosophy

by Timothy Williamson • 2018

Philosophy is a science that tests ideas with thought experiments, and the best explanation wins.

3.67

213

🛠️ Philosophical Methodology 🔍 Analytic Philosophy 🧪 Thought Experiments

Doing Philosophy 89%

Philosophy is a science that tests ideas with thought experiments, and the best explanation wins.

by Timothy Williamson 2018

3.67

213 ratings

🛠️ Philosophical Methodology 🔍 Analytic Philosophy 🧪 Thought Experiments

Introduction to Logic

by Irving M. Copi • 1953

How to spot a flawed argument: the logic toolkit from Aristotle to truth tables.

4.07

919

🧮 Formal Logic 🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

Introduction to Logic 89%

How to spot a flawed argument: the logic toolkit from Aristotle to truth tables.

by Irving M. Copi 1953

4.07

919 ratings

🧮 Formal Logic 🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

Everything Is Predictable

by Tom Chivers • 2024

The math behind your spam filter also reveals that your brain is hallucinating reality.

4.02

1k+

🧮 Bayesian Thinking 🎲 Probability Theory 🧠 Predictive Processing

Everything Is Predictable 88%

The math behind your spam filter also reveals that your brain is hallucinating reality.

by Tom Chivers 2024

4.02

1k+ ratings

🧮 Bayesian Thinking 🎲 Probability Theory 🧠 Predictive Processing

There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book

by Robert M. Martin • 1992

Logic, morality, identity: each cracks under a well-chosen paradox. This book chooses well.

4.01

247

🧩 Philosophical Puzzles 💭 Thought Experiments 🔄 Paradoxes

There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book Summary

There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book 88%

Logic, morality, identity: each cracks under a well-chosen paradox. This book chooses well.

by Robert M. Martin 1992

4.01

247 ratings

🧩 Philosophical Puzzles 💭 Thought Experiments 🔄 Paradoxes

How to Actually Change Your Mind

by Eliezer Yudkowsky • 2018

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

4.28

294

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🎯 Rationality Training 🙇 Epistemic Humility

How to Actually Change Your Mind Summary

How to Actually Change Your Mind 88%

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

Think!

by Michael R. LeGault • 2006

Gut feelings are not wisdom. A defense of slow reason in a culture that worships intuition.

3.1

519

🧠 Critical Thinking 🏛️ Cultural Criticism 📊 Evidence-Based Thinking

Think! 88%

Gut feelings are not wisdom. A defense of slow reason in a culture that worships intuition.

by Michael R. LeGault 2006

3.1

519 ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking 🏛️ Cultural Criticism 📊 Evidence-Based Thinking

The Beginning of Infinity

by David Deutsch • 2011

All progress runs on one engine: conjecture torn apart by criticism. It never runs out of fuel.

4.17

10k+

🧠 Epistemology 🔬 Philosophy Of Science 🌅 Rational Optimism

The Beginning of Infinity 88%

All progress runs on one engine: conjecture torn apart by criticism. It never runs out of fuel.

by David Deutsch 2011

4.17

10k+ ratings

🧠 Epistemology 🔬 Philosophy Of Science 🌅 Rational Optimism

A Few Lessons from Sherlock Holmes

by Peter Bevelin • 2013

The observation and reasoning tools Holmes used to solve impossible crimes, for everyday thinking.

3.63

541

🧠 Critical Thinking 🎭 Cognitive Biases 🧱 Mental Models

A Few Lessons from Sherlock Holmes Summary

A Few Lessons from Sherlock Holmes 88%

The observation and reasoning tools Holmes used to solve impossible crimes, for everyday thinking.

by Peter Bevelin 2013

3.63

541 ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking 🎭 Cognitive Biases 🧱 Mental Models

An Introduction to Decision Theory

by Martin Peterson • 2009

Probability is a philosophical puzzle; how you define it changes what counts as rational.

3.77

131

🧠 Decision Science ⚖️ Rational Choice Theory 🎲 Philosophy Of Probability

An Introduction to Decision Theory Summary

An Introduction to Decision Theory 88%

Probability is a philosophical puzzle; how you define it changes what counts as rational.

by Martin Peterson 2009

3.77

131 ratings

🧠 Decision Science ⚖️ Rational Choice Theory 🎲 Philosophy Of Probability

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.

3.58

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 88%

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

Rational Choice and Security Studies

by Michael E. Brown • 2000

Two visions of political science: one builds mathematical temples, the other wants to stop war.

3.78

🔒 Security Studies 🧮 Rational Choice ⚔️ Methodology Wars

Rational Choice and Security Studies Summary

Rational Choice and Security Studies 88%

Two visions of political science: one builds mathematical temples, the other wants to stop war.

by Michael E. Brown 2000

3.78

9 ratings

🔒 Security Studies 🧮 Rational Choice ⚔️ Methodology Wars

Scepticism

by Duncan Pritchard • 2019

Radical scepticism makes life meaningless. The ancient remedy is intellectual virtue, not certainty.

3.56

126

🧠 Epistemology ❓ Philosophical Scepticism 🏛️ Intellectual Virtues

Scepticism 88%

Radical scepticism makes life meaningless. The ancient remedy is intellectual virtue, not certainty.

by Duncan Pritchard 2019

3.56

126 ratings

🧠 Epistemology ❓ Philosophical Scepticism 🏛️ Intellectual Virtues

The Edge of Reason

by Julian Baggini • 2016

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

3.97

141

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

The Edge of Reason 88%

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

Rationality

by Steven Pinker • 2021

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

3.84

7k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 📊 Bayesian Reasoning 🎯 Game Theory

Rationality 88%

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

My Good Grief

by Cindyanne Kershaw • 2006

Seen enough options? There is a mathematically optimal moment to stop looking and commit.

4.50

💻 Applied Computer Science 🔬 Science-Based Self-Help 🤔 Rational Decision Making

My Good Grief 88%

Seen enough options? There is a mathematically optimal moment to stop looking and commit.

by Cindyanne Kershaw 2006

4.50

2 ratings

💻 Applied Computer Science 🔬 Science-Based Self-Help 🤔 Rational Decision Making

The Art of Logic in an Illogical World

by Eugenia Cheng • 2018

Mathematical logic isn't about numbers. It's about untangling the arguments tearing us apart.

3.47

2k+

🧮 Mathematical Thinking 🔄 Systems Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

The Art of Logic in an Illogical World Summary

The Art of Logic in an Illogical World 88%

Mathematical logic isn't about numbers. It's about untangling the arguments tearing us apart.

by Eugenia Cheng 2018

3.47

2k+ ratings

🧮 Mathematical Thinking 🔄 Systems Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

Thinking and Deciding

by Jonathan Baron • 2007

A psychologist's guide to mental shortcuts that fail, and the rules that repair them.

4.06

320

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🧱 Mental Models 📊 Decision Frameworks

Thinking and Deciding 88%

A psychologist's guide to mental shortcuts that fail, and the rules that repair them.

by Jonathan Baron 2007

4.06

320 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🧱 Mental Models 📊 Decision Frameworks

ذهن فریبکار شما

by Steven Novella • 1395

Your brain was built to fool you. A neurologist's method for thinking clearly anyway.

4.23

1k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Critical Thinking 🔬 Scientific Skepticism

ذهن فریبکار شما 88%

Your brain was built to fool you. A neurologist's method for thinking clearly anyway.

by Steven Novella 1395

4.23

1k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🤔 Critical Thinking 🔬 Scientific Skepticism

Good Thinking

by David Robert Grimes • 2021

Bad logic corrupts medicine, politics, and media. A physicist shows how to spot it.

4.29

312

🧠 Cognitive Biases ⚖️ Logical Fallacies 🔬 Scientific Skepticism

Good Thinking 88%

Bad logic corrupts medicine, politics, and media. A physicist shows how to spot it.

by David Robert Grimes 2021

4.29

312 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases ⚖️ Logical Fallacies 🔬 Scientific Skepticism

Maxims for Thinking Analytically

by Dan Levy • 2021

Extreme cases and simple division: Harvard legend's toolkit for sharper thinking amid uncertainty.

3.92

583

🧠 Decision Science 📋 Policy Analysis 🎲 Probabilistic Thinking

Maxims for Thinking Analytically Summary

Maxims for Thinking Analytically 88%

Extreme cases and simple division: Harvard legend's toolkit for sharper thinking amid uncertainty.

by Dan Levy 2021

3.92

583 ratings

🧠 Decision Science 📋 Policy Analysis 🎲 Probabilistic Thinking

Learn To Think Using Thought Experiments

by Patrick King • 2020

Your mind needs a gym. Philosophy's greatest thought experiments are the equipment.

3.84

101

🧪 Thought Experiments 🏛️ Practical Philosophy 🔍 Critical Thinking

Learn To Think Using Thought Experiments Summary

Learn To Think Using Thought Experiments 88%

Your mind needs a gym. Philosophy's greatest thought experiments are the equipment.

by Patrick King 2020

3.84

101 ratings

🧪 Thought Experiments 🏛️ Practical Philosophy 🔍 Critical Thinking

How to Think About Weird Things

by Theodore Schick Jr. • 1994

A method for evaluating any extraordinary claim, from alien abductions to miracle cures.

3.97

633

🔬 Scientific Skepticism 👻 Paranormal Claims 🪤 Logical Fallacies

How to Think About Weird Things 88%

A method for evaluating any extraordinary claim, from alien abductions to miracle cures.

by Theodore Schick Jr. 1994

3.97

633 ratings

🔬 Scientific Skepticism 👻 Paranormal Claims 🪤 Logical Fallacies

Critical Thinking In A Nutshell

by Thinknetic • 2021

Two classic frameworks turn fuzzy reasoning into a trainable skill; daily exercises lock it in.

3.64

148

🧠 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

Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar

by Thomas Cathcart • 2007

Jokes and philosophy work the same way: both ambush your assumptions. Here's how.

3.76

18k+

Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar Summary

Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar 87%

Jokes and philosophy work the same way: both ambush your assumptions. Here's how.

by Thomas Cathcart 2007

3.76

18k+ ratings

Clear Thinking

by Shane Parrish • 2023

Your instincts sabotage everyday choices. Override them and choose better when it counts.

4.16

10k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔍 Decision Making 🧱 Mental Models

Clear Thinking 87%

Your instincts sabotage everyday choices. Override them and choose better when it counts.

by Shane Parrish 2023

4.16

10k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔍 Decision Making 🧱 Mental Models

Pocket Guide to Objectivism

by David Kelley • 2018

Happiness as the moral aim, reason as the only path: the pocket guide to Objectivism.

4.22

🗽 Libertarian Thought ⚖️ Moral Philosophy 🧠 Rationality

Pocket Guide to Objectivism 87%

Happiness as the moral aim, reason as the only path: the pocket guide to Objectivism.

by David Kelley 2018

4.22

46 ratings

🗽 Libertarian Thought ⚖️ Moral Philosophy 🧠 Rationality

The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe

by Steven Novella • 2018

The skeptic's manual: how to beat your brain's biases and spot pseudoscience.

4.39

5k+

🧠 Critical Thinking 🧩 Cognitive Biases 💭 Logical Fallacies

The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe Summary

The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe 87%

The skeptic's manual: how to beat your brain's biases and spot pseudoscience.

by Steven Novella 2018

4.39

5k+ ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking 🧩 Cognitive Biases 💭 Logical Fallacies

Thought and Knowledge

by Diane F. Halpern • 1984

Upgrade memory, reasoning, and decisions with the cognitive skills that expose hidden mental errors.

3.89

109

🧠 Metacognition 🔍 Cognitive Biases 🗣️ Argument Analysis

Thought and Knowledge 87%

Upgrade memory, reasoning, and decisions with the cognitive skills that expose hidden mental errors.

by Diane F. Halpern 1984

3.89

109 ratings

🧠 Metacognition 🔍 Cognitive Biases 🗣️ Argument Analysis

Being Logical

by D.Q. McInerny • 2004

Spot fallacies, build arguments, and keep your own mind honest: logic for everyday life.

3.75

2k+

🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 💬 Argumentation

Being Logical 87%

Spot fallacies, build arguments, and keep your own mind honest: logic for everyday life.

by D.Q. McInerny 2004

3.75

2k+ ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 💬 Argumentation

A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age

by David J. Helfand • 2016

Mental tools from science that let you gut-check any claim yourself, no search engine required.

3.71

220

🧪 Scientific Literacy 🔍 Misinformation Defense 🔢 Quantitative Reasoning

A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age Summary

A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age 87%

Mental tools from science that let you gut-check any claim yourself, no search engine required.

by David J. Helfand 2016

3.71

220 ratings

🧪 Scientific Literacy 🔍 Misinformation Defense 🔢 Quantitative Reasoning

The Scout Mindset

by Julia Galef • 2021

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

4.09

7k+

🧠 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

Mastermind

by Maria Konnikova • 2013

Learn to think like Sherlock Holmes: a psychologist's method for sharper observation and reasoning.

3.55

9k+

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔍 Deductive Reasoning 🗺️ Mental Models

Mastermind 87%

Learn to think like Sherlock Holmes: a psychologist's method for sharper observation and reasoning.

by Maria Konnikova 2013

3.55

9k+ ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔍 Deductive Reasoning 🗺️ Mental Models

On the Edge

by Nate Silver • 2024

One tribe calculates risk; one avoids it. This divide now shapes American life more than politics.

3.66

6k+

🎲 Risk Cultures 📊 Quantitative Thinking 🎮 Game Theory

On the Edge 87%

One tribe calculates risk; one avoids it. This divide now shapes American life more than politics.

by Nate Silver 2024

3.66

6k+ ratings

🎲 Risk Cultures 📊 Quantitative Thinking 🎮 Game Theory

Ethics

by Baruch Spinoza • 1677

God and nature are one; free will, an illusion. Freedom is grasping the causes that move you.

4.10

22k+

📐 Rationalist Philosophy 🌌 Pantheism 🔗 Determinism

Ethics 87%

God and nature are one; free will, an illusion. Freedom is grasping the causes that move you.

by Baruch Spinoza 1677

4.10

22k+ ratings

📐 Rationalist Philosophy 🌌 Pantheism 🔗 Determinism

Incerto 4-Book Bundle

by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2011

Some things get stronger from disorder. Most of what we build gets this backward.

4.57

497

🔒 Tail Risk 🔗 Complex Systems 🔮 Prediction Limits

Incerto 4-Book Bundle 87%

Some things get stronger from disorder. Most of what we build gets this backward.

by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2011

4.57

497 ratings

🔒 Tail Risk 🔗 Complex Systems 🔮 Prediction Limits

Knowledge

by Jennifer Nagel • 2014

A concise tour of what it means to know, from Descartes's demon to the broken clock.

3.85

1k+

🧠 Epistemology 📝 Analytic Philosophy 🎯 Cognitive Biases

Knowledge 87%

A concise tour of what it means to know, from Descartes's demon to the broken clock.

by Jennifer Nagel 2014

3.85

1k+ ratings

🧠 Epistemology 📝 Analytic Philosophy 🎯 Cognitive Biases

Objective Communication

by Leonard Peikoff • 1980

Most communication floats free of reality. An Objectivist shows how to anchor yours in facts.

4.22

🧠 Objectivism ✍️ Clear Writing 🎤 Public Speaking

Objective Communication 87%

Most communication floats free of reality. An Objectivist shows how to anchor yours in facts.

by Leonard Peikoff 1980

4.22

74 ratings

🧠 Objectivism ✍️ Clear Writing 🎤 Public Speaking

Critical Thinking

by Simon Bradley • 2016

A structured method for evaluating evidence, cutting through noise, and knowing when inaction wins.

3.27

241

🧠 Critical Thinking 🔍 Logical Reasoning 💬 Socratic Method

Critical Thinking 87%

A structured method for evaluating evidence, cutting through noise, and knowing when inaction wins.

by Simon Bradley 2016

3.27

241 ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking 🔍 Logical Reasoning 💬 Socratic Method

Proof

by Adam Kucharski • 2025

Math proves, courts weigh odds, science disproves. Three logics of truth, one costly confusion.

3.79

340

🧠 Epistemology 🔬 Philosophy Of Science 🧩 Cognitive Biases

Proof 87%

Math proves, courts weigh odds, science disproves. Three logics of truth, one costly confusion.

by Adam Kucharski 2025

3.79

340 ratings

🧠 Epistemology 🔬 Philosophy Of Science 🧩 Cognitive Biases

Madilog

by Tan Malaka • 1946

Reality is material. Contradiction drives change. Dialectical thinking for an occupied mind.

4.26

3k+

🔄 Dialectical Materialism ⚒️ Marxism 🇮🇩 Indonesian Philosophy

Madilog 87%

Reality is material. Contradiction drives change. Dialectical thinking for an occupied mind.

by Tan Malaka 1946

4.26

3k+ ratings

🔄 Dialectical Materialism ⚒️ Marxism 🇮🇩 Indonesian Philosophy

Attacking Faulty Reasoning

by T. Edward Damer • 1980

Every bad argument breaks a specific rule. Spot the rule, and the response becomes clear.

3.99

208

🧠 Informal Logic ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 🔍 Argument Evaluation

Attacking Faulty Reasoning 87%

Every bad argument breaks a specific rule. Spot the rule, and the response becomes clear.

by T. Edward Damer 1980

3.99

208 ratings

🧠 Informal Logic ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 🔍 Argument Evaluation

Framers

by Kenneth Cukier • 2021

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

3.53

568

🧠 Mental Models 🔬 Decision Science 🤖 Human Vs Machine

Framers 87%

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

How to Think like a Philosopher

by Julian Baggini • 2023

The mental habits philosophy teaches: question yourself, follow evidence, drop the ego.

3.95

429

🛠️ Practical Philosophy 🧠 Critical Thinking 🎯 Cognitive Biases

How to Think like a Philosopher 87%

The mental habits philosophy teaches: question yourself, follow evidence, drop the ego.

by Julian Baggini 2023

3.95

429 ratings

🛠️ Practical Philosophy 🧠 Critical Thinking 🎯 Cognitive Biases

I Think, Therefore I Laugh

by John Allen Paulos • 1985

A mathematician's tour of logic's strangest corners, where every lesson arrives disguised as a joke.

3.48

245

🗣️ Philosophy Of Language 🔄 Logical Paradoxes 🔬 Philosophy Of Science

I Think, Therefore I Laugh 87%

A mathematician's tour of logic's strangest corners, where every lesson arrives disguised as a joke.

by John Allen Paulos 1985

3.48

245 ratings

🗣️ Philosophy Of Language 🔄 Logical Paradoxes 🔬 Philosophy Of Science

Debugging

by David J. Agans • 2002

Learn to debug like a detective: reproduce the crime, divide the scene, and never guess.

4.26

509

🐛 Debugging 🎯 Root Cause Analysis ⚙️ Engineering Mindset

Debugging 87%

Learn to debug like a detective: reproduce the crime, divide the scene, and never guess.

by David J. Agans 2002

4.26

509 ratings

🐛 Debugging 🎯 Root Cause Analysis ⚙️ Engineering Mindset

The Great Mental Models

by Shane Parrish • 2018

Nine thinking tools from philosophy, physics, and biology that upgrade every decision you make.

4.07

11k+

🧠 Mental Models 🔧 Decision Frameworks 🔄 Systems Thinking

The Great Mental Models 87%

Nine thinking tools from philosophy, physics, and biology that upgrade every decision you make.

by Shane Parrish 2018

4.07

11k+ ratings

🧠 Mental Models 🔧 Decision Frameworks 🔄 Systems Thinking

Freedom and Neurobiology

by John Rogers Searle • 2005

Free will is a biological fact, and political power rests on what we collectively agree to accept.

3.56

246

🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🏛️ Social Construction 🕊️ Free Will

Freedom and Neurobiology 87%

Free will is a biological fact, and political power rests on what we collectively agree to accept.

by John Rogers Searle 2005

3.56

246 ratings

🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🏛️ Social Construction 🕊️ Free Will

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