How to Be Wrong Less Often: The Art of Finding Gaps in Your Thinking
by Jennifer Cua
How to Be Wrong Less Often explores thirteen timeless mental models for catching the gaps in our thinking before they become costly mistakes. Drawing on stories from the ancient world to modern life, the book makes ideas like first principles, inversion, second-order thinking, confirmation bias, and the circle of competence practical enough to use every day.
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