petermcintyre

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60 Seconds of Advice on How to Survive a Nuclear Attack(nuclearadvice.org)
3 points by petermcintyre 9y ago|0 comments
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by petermcintyre 10y ago
If you liked the last article, I'm particularly interested in what you think of this. I put much more effort into this, but the first article got about 2 orders of magnitude more hits.
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by petermcintyre 10y ago
Links: - Previous article: http://mcntyr.com/52-concepts-cognitive-toolkit/ - A long list of concepts we haven't yet, but plan on writing about: https://conceptually.org/long-list-of-concepts - Th
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by petermcintyre 10y ago
If you liked the last article, I'm particularly interested in what you think of this. I put much more effort into this, but the first article got about 2 orders of magnitude more hits.
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Show HN: A course on concepts to make better decisions or at least sound smart(conceptually.org)
3 points by petermcintyre 10y ago|2 comments
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by petermcintyre 10y ago
Hey HN, thanks for reading! Jesse and I wrote Conceptually as a free way to discover and learn about important concepts that give us a lens to view a problem, help us make better decisions, or at the very least, sound smart. Last time I wro
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Show HN: Conceptually – 52 Concepts to Add to Your Cognitive Toolkit(conceptually.org)
7 points by petermcintyre 10y ago|2 comments
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by petermcintyre 11y ago
Looks really cool!
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by petermcintyre 11y ago
All good points, thanks. 14. Yes, that was a mistake, sorry. 32. Agreed, edited to avoid confusing people. 34. Agreed and added. 46. Yeah, one isn't always discarded. For example, humans are pretty good at compartmentalising. 47. Ma