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Rationality by Steven Pinker — WisdomDeck honest review
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Rationality

by Steven Pinker

A course in reasoning: logic, probability, Bayes, expected utility, signal detection, game theory, correlation and causation, and why smart people believe foolish things. Pinker's most useful book for daily thinking.

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you want a single course in how to reason.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Update on evidence.
  2. Base rates matter.
  3. Motivated reasoning is the enemy.

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Read the Bayes chapter and apply it to one belief.

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A course in reasoning.

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