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You Don’t Need a Definition for Everything
(coffeeandjunk.substack.com)
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Ant Mill
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
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What You Don’t Know Is More Valuable Than What You Know
(coffeeandjunk.com)
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6y ago
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The Stress Response Cycle: The Surprising Science Behind Feeling Better
(coffeeandjunk.com)
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6y ago
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You are not entitled to have an opinion, unless this condition is met
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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Too much obedience might make you do stupid things
(medium.com)
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The case of false choices, and how they lead to wrong decisions
(medium.com)
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Applying the principle of social proof in building persuasive designs
(medium.com)
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The Reid Hoffman strategy of taking decisions with limited information
(medium.com)
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How to make use of your mistakes to your own advantage
(medium.com)
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You shouldn't prevent bad things from happening if you want to be a hero
(medium.com)
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The Attractiveness Bias
(medium.com)
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Ask HN: How does your business use customer feedback?
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Sometimes the best solution is to turn to chance rather than reason
(medium.com)
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This mental model explains why people are usually more incompetent than evil
(medium.com)
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This is how you are tricked into making wrong judgements
(medium.com)
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Don’t read analyses of startup success. They are full of BS
(medium.com)
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The Theory of Broken Windows, and why small stuff matters the most
(medium.com)
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Why you should definitely plan for miracles
(medium.com)
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When you are measuring to fail
(medium.com)
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It’s not natural for you to learn from history
(medium.com)
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Bounded Rationality
(msu.edu)
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You don't understand probability
(medium.com)
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Multiple source effect
(medium.com)
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Social proof: Where all think alike, no one thinks very much
(medium.com)
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You will always pick what you can enjoy now over one you will enjoy later
(medium.com)
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People, Not Robots: Bringing the Humanity Back to Customer Support
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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Wittgenstein's Ruler
(medium.com)
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The Aesthetic-Usability Effect
(medium.com)
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Time Inconsistency: Why we initially prefer a to B, but later choose B over A
(medium.com)
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