Of course. But thinking belongs to the practitioner, the point is that you have to do it and not just study the doing of it. You acquire a mental model by doin

Of course. But thinking belongs to the practitioner, the point is that you have to do it and not just study the doing of it. You acquire a mental model by doing the things that lead to having that mental model, not by reading about the model. Memorizing a taxonomy of cognitive biases doesn't necessarily make you a better thinker, anymore than memorizing design patterns necessarily makes you a better programmer.