Summary of Think Like a Freak by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner | Free Audiobook

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How challenging convention can help you think outside the box.
When the term “freaky” comes to mind, we typically think of it in the context of things that are weird, bizarre, or disturbing. We often refer to people who social outcasts as “freaks” to denote that they are somehow too weird to associate with “normal” people. But what if being freaky could be a good thing? The authors posit that when it comes to thinking outside the box, being a freak can actually be a very positive thing indeed! Think Like a Freak (2014) explores the benefits of challenging convention and learning to think for yourself.
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[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Thanks so much! I also recommend their podcast

[@mrh4891]

This was interesting but haven't read it recently (see also: 'Freakanomics' / 'Superfreakanomics' / Daniel Kahneman). Kind of reminds me of the Ray Dalio teaching on 'radical open-mindedness.' [Stay awesome, everyone. 😊]

[@smahane5664]

Thank you 😇

[@lazairoisevictory5710]

Thank you