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How to think by Alan Jacobs · Booklabria

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How to think

Popular cultureThought and thinking

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First published: 2017

Synopsis

Examines the forces that prevent modern people from thinking, including distraction, social bias, and fear of rejection, and offers tips to regain a rational mental life.

Subjects: Popular culture
Thought and thinking
Reasoning
Decision-Making & Problem Solving
Cognitive Psychology & Cognition

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Publisher: Crown/Archetype
Published: 2017
Edition: First edition.
Pages: 157
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0451499608
ISBN-10: 0451499603

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