Welcome to Litsy!

If you've ever wondered how you can drive yourself somewhere & yet not remember any of the journey, then this is the book for you. Alongside 40 or so other phenomena such as the Bystander Effect & Confirmation Bias, it also deals with how to spot the fallacies & ad hominems in your own & other people's arguments.

It was an interesting book, around 40 short chapters dealing with aspects of the human psyche & personality. (continued)

Good read

Do you wanna listen to Bill Nye talk about science with a smattering of Dad jokes? Then do I have the audiobook for you!

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Enough with nonsense word salad. Be gone! 😂

The title is the only good part of this book.

4/80

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Starting this while waiting for the snow and Polar Vortex 🥶

Based on the podcast. A guide of critical thinking. What do
Many people need the skill to do today.

„something about loving the girl I‘m near when I‘m not near the girl I love“

Carl Sagan was a professor, and in the first few chapters of this book, he told stories about the professors who influenced and supported him to be the scientist he was.

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