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The Virtue of Messy Thinking
Our bias against messiness isn’t just annoying. It’s dangerous. Because it makes us less likely to connect the dots we need to.
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Future Now
Why do we struggle with taking steps today that would bring a better tomorrow? We tend to hide part of the equation.
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How the political binary breaks our brains.
We think we’re searching for the truth. But when we use binary (either/or) thinking, we are setting up competition.
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The Absolutist
When people speak in absolutes, they are defining the terms in the most extreme way possible. Rarely is it true.
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People vote for People
It seems obvious. There are names on the ballot. We tap the screen or punch the card to elect a specific person to office.
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Eventually is not a valid argument for now.
Just because my daughter will eventually get her driver’s license, that doesn’t mean she gets the keys to the car.
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The problem of Logic Creep
Why do so many arguments sound logical, but we know aren’t? The problem is that we are stuck in ever-expanding contours of truth.
