The Art of Thinking Clearly - Rolf Dobelli FULL Audiobook

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Chapters:
0:00 Prologue
07:49 chapter 1-survivorship bias
12:48 chapter 2-swimmer’s body illusion
17:32 chapter 3-clustering illusion
22:36 chapter 4-social proof
27:40 chapter 5-sunk cost fallacy
31:49 chapter 6-reciprocity
36:13 chapter 7-confirmation bias 1
40:30 chapter 8-murder your darlings -confirmation bias 2
44:56 chapter 9-authority bias
49:07 chapter 10-contrast effect
53:09 chapter 11-availability bias
57:35 chapter 12-it will get worse before better fallacy
1:02:07 chapter 13-story bias
1:07:25 chapter 14-hindsight bias
1:12:02 chapter 15-overconfidence effect
1:17:15 chapter 16-showfer (chauffeur) knowledge
1:21:45 chapter 17-illusion of control
1:26:37 chapter 18-incentive super response tendency
1:31:01 chapter 19-regression to mean fallacy
1:35:01 chapter 20-outcome bias
1:39:19 chapter 21-paradox choice/ less is more
1:43:56 chapter 22-likings bias
1:48:45 chapter 23-endowment effect
1:53:09 chapter 24-coincidence
1:57:47 chapter 25-group think
2:02:26 chapter 26-neglect of probability
2:08:06 chapter 27-scarcity error
2:12:38 chapter 28-base rate neglect
2:17:18 chapter 29- gambler’s fallacy
2:21:51 chapter 30- anchor
2:26:20 chapter 31- induction
2:30:45 chapter 32- loss aversion
2:35:08 chapter 33- social loafing
2:39:22 chapter 34- exponential growth
2:43:55 chapter 35- winner’s curse
2:48:10 chapter 36-fundamental attribution error
2:53:13 chapter 37-false causality
2:57:38 chapter 38-halo effect
3:02:18 chapter 39-alternative paths
3:06:43 chapter 40-forecast illusion
3:11:03 chapter 41-conjunction fallacy
3:15:22 chapter 42-framing
3:20:18 chapter 43-action bias
3:24:58 chapter 44-omission bias
3:20:30 chapter 45-self serving bias
3:33:57 chapter 46-hedonic treadmill
3:38:46 chapter 47-self selection bias
3:42:50 chapter 48-association bias
3:47:13 chapter 49-beginner’s 🍀
3:51:43 chapter 50-cognitive dissonance
3:55:46 chapter 51-hyperbolic discounting (instant gratification)
4:00:23 chapter 52-justification
4:05:11 chapter 53-decision fatigue
4:09:37 chapter 54-contagion bias
4:14:01 chapter 55-problem with averages
4:19:05 chapter 56-motivation crowding
4:24:03 chapter 57-twaddle tendency
4:28:33 chapter 58-Will Roger’s phenomenon/stage migration
4:33:04 chapter 59-information bias
4:37:51 chapter 60-effort justification
4:42:14 chapter 61-law of small numbers
4:46:33 chapter 62-expectations
4:51:15 chapter 63- simple logic
4:55:52 chapter 64- Forer effect
5:00:30 chapter 65- volunteer’s folly
5:04:48 chapter 66- affect heuristic
5:09:46 chapter 67-introspection illusion
5:14:18 chapter 68- inability to close doors
5:18:51 chapter 69- neo mania
5:22:50 chapter 70- sleeper effect
5:27:07 chapter 71- alternative blindness
5:31:47 chapter 72- social comparison bias
5:36:33 chapter 73- primacy and recency effect
5:40:40 chapter 74- not invented here syndrome
5:45:32 chapter 75- black swan
5:49:40 chapter 76- Domaine dependence
5:54:33 chapter 77- false consensus effect
5:58:41 chapter 78- falsification of history
6:03:21 chapter 79- in-group out-group bias
6:07:23 chapter 80- ambiguity aversion
6:12:13 chapter 81- default effect
6:16:56 chapter 82- fear of regret
6:21:08 chapter 83- salience effect
6:25:25 chapter 84- house-money effect
6:29:52 chapter 85- procrastination
6:34:10 chapter 86- envy
6:38:44 chapter 87- personification
6:43:07 chapter 88- illusion of attention
6:47:27 chapter 89- strategic misrepresentation
6:51:25 chapter 90- overthinking
6:55:43 chapter 91- planning fallacy
6:59:36 chapter 92- deformation professionnelle
7:04:07 chapter 93- Zeigarnic effect
7:08:41 chapter 94- illusion of skill
7:14:01 chapter 95- feature-positive effect
7:18:57 chapter 96- cherry picking
7:23:05 chapter 97- fallacy of the single cause
7:27:31 chapter 98- intention to treat error
7:32:06 chapter 99- news illusion

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[@nociable]

0:36 - Prologue 07:49 chapter 1-survivorship bias 12:48 chapter 2-swimmer’s body illusion 17:32 chapter 3-clustering illusion 22:36 chapter 4-social proof 27:40 chapter 5-sunk cost fallacy 31:49 chapter 6-reciprocity 36:13 chapter 7-confirmation bias 1 40:30 chapter 8-murder your darlings -confirmation bias 2 44:56 chapter 9-authority bias 49:07 chapter 10-contrast effect 53:09 chapter 11-availability bias 57:35 chapter 12-it will get worse before better fallacy 1:02:07 chapter 13-story bias 1:07:25 chapter 14-hindsight bias 1:12:02 chapter 15-overconfidence effect 1:17:15 chapter 16-showfer (chauffeur) knowledge 1:21:45 chapter 17-illusion of control 1:26:37 chapter 18-incentive super response tendency 1:31:01 chapter 19-regression to mean fallacy 1:35:01 chapter 20-outcome bias 1:39:19 chapter 21-paradox choice/ less is more 1:43:56 chapter 22-likings bias 1:48:45 chapter 23-endowment effect 1:53:09 chapter 24-coincidence 1:57:47 chapter 25-group think 2:02:26 chapter 26-neglect of probability 2:08:06 chapter 27-scarcity error 2:12:38 chapter 28-base rate neglect 2:17:18 chapter 29- gambler’s fallacy 2:21:51 chapter 30- anchor 2:26:20 chapter 31- induction 2:30:45 chapter 32- loss aversion 2:35:08 chapter 33- social loafing 2:39:22 chapter 34- exponential growth 2:43:55 chapter 35- winner’s curse 2:48:10 chapter 36-fundamental attribution error 2:53:13 chapter 37-false causality 2:57:38 chapter 38-halo effect 3:02:18 chapter 39-alternative paths 3:06:43 chapter 40-forecast illusion 3:11:03 chapter 41-conjunction fallacy 3:15:22 chapter 42-framing 3:20:18 chapter 43-action bias 3:24:58 chapter 44-omission bias 3:20:30 chapter 45-self serving bias 3:33:57 chapter 46-hedonic treadmill 3:38:46 chapter 47-self selection bias 3:42:50 chapter 48-association bias 3:47:13 chapter 49-beginner’s 🍀 3:51:43 chapter 50-cognitive dissonance 3:55:46 chapter 51-hyperbolic discounting (instant gratification) 4:00:23 chapter 52-justification 4:05:11 chapter 53-decision fatigue 4:09:37 chapter 54-contagion bias 4:14:01 chapter 55-problem with averages 4:19:05 chapter 56-motivation crowding 4:24:03 chapter 57-twaddle tendency 4:28:33 chapter 58-Will Roger’s phenomenon/stage migration 4:33:04 chapter 59-information bias 4:37:51 chapter 60-effort justification 4:42:14 chapter 61-law of small numbers 4:46:33 chapter 62-expectations 4:51:15 chapter 63- simple logic 4:55:52 chapter 64- forer effect 5:00:30 chapter 65- volunteer’s folly 5:04:48 chapter 66- affect heuristic 5:09:46 chapter 67-introspection illusion 5:14:18 chapter 68- inability to close doors 5:18:51 chapter 69- neo mania 5:22:50 chapter 70- sleeper effect 5:27:07 chapter 71- alternative blindness 5:31:47 chapter 72- social comparison bias 5:36:33 chapter 73- primacy and recency effect 5:40:40 chapter 74- not invented here syndrome 5:45:32 chapter 75- black swan 5:49:40 chapter 76- domaine dependence 5:54:33 chapter 77- false consensus effect 5:58:41 chapter 78- falsification of history 6:03:21 chapter 79- in-group out-group bias 6:07:23 chapter 80- ambiguity aversion 6:12:13 chapter 81- default effect 6:16:56 chapter 82- fear of regret 6:21:08 chapter 83- salience effect 6:25:25 chapter 84- house-money effect 6:29:52 chapter 85- procrastination 6:34:10 chapter 86- envy 6:38:44 chapter 87- personification 6:43:07 chapter 88- illusion of attention 6:47:27 chapter 89- strategic misrepresentation 6:51:25 chapter 90- overthinking 6:55:43 chapter 91- planning fallacy 6:59:36 chapter 92- deformation professionnelle 7:04:07 chapter 93- Zeigarnic effect 7:08:41 chapter 94- illusion of skill 7:14:01 chapter 95- feature-positive effect 7:18:57 chapter 96- cherry picking 7:23:05 chapter 97- fallacy of the single cause 7:27:31 chapter 98- intention to treat error 7:32:06 chapter 99- news illusion Here you go guys. My job is done. ❤️❤️❤️

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[@tsscapac7226]

Thank you for listing !!!!

[@lizah417]

Bless you, thank you 💗💗

[@mohitandcinema]

- Trying to be happier is similar to trying to be taller

[@lukejay929]

Yeah well, don't go for happy then, it's not a thing. Joy, however..

[@momdukes8440]

Start with being thankful and happiness will follow

[@nashemad]

Nice

[@edmikhael1]

Big load of crap.. happiness is a decision buddy

[@killer01283]

I am listening to this during my 12-hour workday. Thank you for posting this video.

[@momdukes8440]

Well after reading this book I now belive that I'm not alone in the way I think it will do everyone a great service if even some of the people that have read this book to apply it....I say that with love

[@KeithCaruso-hc2bp]

Nice

[@mambaregime]

Good vibes..

[@peaceyoke]

For someone who is mature with world of experience. I am glad I listened to it. However, would not recommend it to anyone without life experience. It could lead you down a rabbit hole or negativity. And you will question every single decision in your life to a point you will Die as an unhappy person. Has few good anecdotes to think about. But, most are one sided and can be easily counter argued.

[@sflchinita2010]

What do you deem life experience? Genuinely curious

[@polisticyoga]

Yes i wouldn’t recommend it anyone, although there’s so decent ideas its not a wide scope of how to really find your own mental clarity

[@100push-upsguy6]

Why not? Its better to know these bias before living decades of your life making wrong decisions

[@anti-popfpv4638]

Thanks for the warning. From someone who was not raised right and took to long to learn to act right.

[@genericwatcher2439]

@@sflchinita2010 I believe he says this because we all do these things and MOST of these are difficult to impossible to stop unless you really slow down and think about it. If you try to understand why you make every decision, you might go into analysis paralysis to eliminate every one of these bias's before you allow yourself to make a "clearly thought, thought" and this will drive you crazy. If you have some life experience, you will be more prepared to know WHEN to slow things down and make a clearer decision on important things and when good enough is fine for MOST of life's decisions. 6:51:25 chapter 90- overthinking

[@Wizardboz]

I’ve been reading a lot of books this year and I have to say this book is really good. So much good information and just the right amount of fill/fluff

[@sharri5412]

I already did all these things but wasn't sure it was right, I question how I thought until I read this in Scotland ... a blessing

[@dawnburdick6602]

7:49 chapter 1 12:48 chapter 2 17:32 chapter 3 22:36 chapter 4 27:40 chapter 5 sunk cost 31:49 chapter 6 recprocity 36:13 chapter 7 confirmation bias 40:30 chapter 8 44:56 ch 9 57:35 12 1:02 13 1:07:25 14 hindsight

[@thangcao6086]

thank u sir

[@rishu808]

Thanks

[@uelude]

Thanks, I was bored in the intro and would have skipped this book. Your post: Chapter 1, great stuff

[@icd625]

Really appreciated!

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[@ravir9970]

Wisdom packed; read, re-read,understand and practice. Thanks for the sharing.

[@KeithCaruso-hc2bp]

Nice

[@FEJK82]

Has it helped you these past two years?

[@polycapabuso8450]

I felt 7 hours was a long time but when I started I got hooked, currently past an hour😅😅

[@spontaneousbootay]

Know yourself and know your enemy and you need not fear the result of a thousand battles - the art of war

[@NoBody-hz4po]

Attack when your enemy is weak - art of war. The war is no coincidence, we are weak

[@wholeness5871]

There are no enemies, it's a falsehood, we experience collective misunderstandings, yes...and we are one, wholeness.

[@Gamer-ec7gd]

@@wholeness5871 Wrong.

[@Tager253]

@@wholeness5871 say that to dead people

[@wholeness5871]

@@Tager253 Death is not the opposite of life, death is the opposite of birth. Life has always been & always will be. I have no enemies in my life. Religions, propaganda, the state & an endless array of egocentrics have tried to force & thrust them upon me, I will not lose my self-respect. I am love, we are one.Thank you.

[@LanaLou94]

Life has been feeling very overwhelming lately, but I have to push on for my family. Hopefully this book helps.

[@Favour_Ajibako]

This book has just been playing with my mind ever since I started reading it............ I really need to listen to it over and over again Thank you so much for posting this book

[@BGriff-]

5:30:00 Ch. 72 5:31:46 Ch. 73 5:36:32 Ch. 75 5:45:32 Ch. 80 6:07:25 Ambiguity Aversion Ch. 81 6:12:18 Default Effect Ch. 84 6:25:28 House Money Effect Ch. 86 6:34:12 Envy Ch. 87 6:38:48 Personification Ch. 88 6:43:08 Illusion of Attention Ch. 90 6:51:28 Overthinking Ch. 92 6:59:37 D’information Professionnelle Ch. 93 7:04:14 Ch. 94 7:08:40 Illusion of Skill Ch. 95 7:14:00 Feature Positive Effect Ch. 96 7:18:55 Cherry Picking

[@KaaptnIglo]

also: the book relies heavily on anecdotal evidence and social psychology/ behaviorial economy, a field which is often accused of sacrificing rigorous protocol for fun story telling ( Their empirical results are usually very hard to reproduce by others, casting doubts on their validity) The author even quotes Dan Ariely who was recently put on the spot for scientific fraud - he used falsified data to push his points. It does not mean that the book is worthless - just don't take it as scientific truth and keep a (very) critical eye on it.

[@DeStinAr0]

Thanks for sharing this info 👍🏻

[@polisticyoga]

Yes exactly I heard several shady bits of information 😮

[@doyoueatrocks]

They guy said in the intro,, he read a bunch of books and collated it into this, a move straight out of the four hour workweek on becoming an ‘expert’ 😅😅

[@wahmur]

@@doyoueatrocks did he call himself an expert?

[@phreemynd]

There’s a distinction between anecdotal evidence and story examples. This book uses examples to illustrate a point.

[@Greeeenmoss]

1:57:47 chapter 25 2:02:25 chapter 26 2:08:06 chapter 27 2:12:38 chapter 28 2:17:10 chapter 29 2:21:53 chapter 30 2:26:23 chapter 31

[@susilgunaratne4267]

When I started the book I already had read the Taleb's 3- books & the Kehneman's "Thinking, Fast & Slow" [ though not completely] so it was a great help me to understand very clearly the situations described in it. "The Art of Thinking Clearly" has highly readable, simple & short episodes that would definitely question back about our highly biased concept, attitudes, choices & selections in our day to day lives and then it would definitely improve the our way of thinking system for the good.

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😊😊

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😊😊😊😊😊

[@wahmur]

I too

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[@williamstockwell4663]

So little who care about thinking better. The opportunity is ours. Barely any competition 😂

[@KonradTamas]

Totally tru

[@knjagi]

How about the opportunities that open up as a result of the majority embracing the idea of thinking more clearly? It's really not a competition but rather a method of improving efficiency and changing lives positively. So share this widely and tell them there is a better way of looking at things.

[@williamstockwell4663]

@@knjagi tried... They look as if how dare you ask me to learn and not spend on my comfort ... See it's impossible to help people who don't want the help

[@rico-suave9078]

Woah your right

[@teddyboy252]

People are lazy

[@mothratemporalradio517]

Not sure i can think clearly enough to listen for nearly 8 hours

[@1aalvarad]

Inch by inch, life's a cinch. Yard by yard, life's hard. John Bytheway

[@marisolflandez3964]

Same!

[@greicyerradaable]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ofeliamarino]

2x playback speed helps me

[@WolfgangKLX]

Speed it up man

[@andrew1234856]

Great book . One may have to go over it repeatedly to absorb it

[@filomenabeltran8220]

What an excellent affirmation of most of what I’ve learned over the years! Listening to this book gave me more confidence in making decisions. Thank you.

[@vikas4483]

2:26:24 chapter 31 2:30:45 chapter 32 2:35:00 chapter 33 2:39:20 chapter 34 2:43:55 chapter 35 2:48:08 chapter 36 2:53:12 chapter 37 2:57:36 chapter 38 3:06:44 chapter 40 3:11:58 chapter 41 3:15:22 chapter 42 3:20:17 chapter 43 3:24:58 chapter 44 3:29:31 chapter 45 3:33:58 chapter 46 3:38:45 chapter 47 3:42:48 chapter 48 3:47:13 chapter 49 3:51:40 chapter 50 3:55:44 chapter 51 4:00:24 chapter 52 4:05:06 chapter 53 4:09:37 chapter 54 4:14:00 chapter 55 4:19:04 chapter 56 4:24:00 chapter 57 4:28:33 chapter 58 4:33:03 chapter 59 4:37:47 chapter 60 4:42:12 chapter 61 4:46:32 chapter 62 * 4:50:50 chapter 63 4:55:52 chapter 64* 5:00:30 chapter 65 5:04:48 chapter 66 5:09:46 chapter 67* 5:14:18 chapter 68 * 5:18:51 chapter 69 5:22:50 chapter 70* 5:27:07 chapter 71 5:31:47 chapter 72* 5:36:33 chapter 73 5:40:40 chapter 74 5:45:32 chapter 75 5:49:40 chapter 76 5:54:33 chapter 77 5:58:41 chapter 78 6:03:21 chapter 79 6:07:23 chapter 80 6:12:13 chapter 81 6:16:56 chapter 82 6:21:08 chapter 83 6:25:25 chapter 84 6:29:52 chapter 85 6:34:10 chapter 86 6:38:42 chapter 87 6:43:06 chapter 88* 6:48:26 chapter 89 6:51:27 chapter 90

[@maemac314]

thank you

[@edmikhael1]

Thank you for posting this.. great value and wisdom

[@swimsterx]

Rick’s chances of becoming a rock star would be absolutely zero had he not started a band. Same with Jimmy Page, Edward Van Halen, Paul Gilbert, Guthrie Govan, The Edge, Slash…good thing none of these people weren’t “thinking clearly.”

[@Bam305_]

Great book and narration. Damn my thoughts are trash. I have to re-listen and read this over and over. Very good

[@crazystemlady]

keep it up broski

[@cantyenterprises209]

Growth don’t stop

[@JakeSlaughterr]

Amazing work! Thank you for taking the time to add these on this platform. I’ve already purchased the hardcover format to highlight key points that have helped me in all areas of life! Very much appreciate it!!!

[@rigelorlandogarcia3250]

Now that all my biases for making a decision have been exposed. How can I think clearly now?

[@PoonamSnoobi]

Great book..... it questions some of the daily thinking pattern which seems TRUE to us...

[@seanhuang8894]

1:10:50 taking note 1:13:19 over-confidence effect 1:18:18 charlie monger 1:36:25 outcome bias, in retrosepct

[@pendejo6466]

And?

[@bentnickel7487]

Bottom line, Life is what you make it. Think it's bad and it will be. Think it's great and it will be. 😀 😁

[@ifbut_then]

The book gives very impactful insights, but life is not about statistics. It's more than that. This book may help us to escape our biases. But who says biases are wrong in every situation.

[@Brice23]

The reason that the author had to disclaim this work as being the product of a novelist, not a scientist, has become clear to me now. It reminds me of Malcolm Gladwell.

[@darrensingleton7757]

Yeah, buddy! I feel like the only reason this book got written was because he wanted to make money. There's no new material in this book. Only regurgitated ideas that a million other authors have written about in a million other books. Moreover, this author makes offensive generalizations about multiple groups of people.

[@polycapabuso8450]

Finally done!🎉 congratulations to me 🎉

[@genericwatcher2439]

Great job

[@boke5068]

Great book, a whole new perspective about things. Thank you for making it available. Will definitely download it in audible, I feel like it's a book that one has to come back to over and over again.

[@shamem8649]

My rhiught too, already in ma playing list

[@ifbut_then]

I have written a book, with one page in it and one sentence.. "everything has 50-50% probability". Now life is easy for me😉

[@derek3778]

Congrats, you have just achieved enlightenment!

[@george6977]

You are wrong. There is a 100% probability you will die.

[@ifbut_then]

@@george6977 it's not probability..it's fact

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[@johnmichalski5981]

Reality is a mystery beyond the scope of human thought.

[@anjalipandey2281]

I love this book and the narration....thank you!!

[@mohammedjabirkk3771]

Thank you for sharing. Though I feel like I am about ten years late to read it.Better late than never...so insightful

[@charleswust1970]

An hour in and very mind opening content!

[@MrPikachu53]

I feel like a doctorate in psychology after listening to this book

[@pendejo6466]

Here's your diploma Dr. Chu. Now walk across the stage and fall off of it.

[@Triple7000]

Well... Facts don't care about your feelings. You will never be a doctorate in anything. Trust me. It takes more than 7 hours LOL. You will be a low level human your whole life. It's okay it happens to most humans

[@KaaptnIglo]

chauffeur's knowledge? :)

[@quartzite4845]

Dr Chu😂

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[@MissDianika]

I have been waiting for this book, suddenly here I am. Thank you

[@Edfiki86]

This book made me feel smooth brained, the smoothest brain there is.

[@user-hu3iy9gz5j]

"The danger of losing something stimulates us much more than the prospect of making a similar gain" A single n is more n than 0 n times n. The continued maintenance of things within our pre-established ownership will be prioritized over the potential joy of additional things.

[@maeyrhonamissabea7772]

Ohh my darling, so smooth the sounds and every pitch, it gives me a good vibes. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Owner7979]

I noticed when the light is on, I see clearly 😳🙄🧐

[@arashafsari9635]

I feel weak and drained by this book. Feeling is negative. Makes everything uncertain

[@Ankoli69]

Great audible book with the most amazing topics ❤❤

[@janetdelcarmen1655]

I love this book thank you I will listen again

[@mariancounsellor]

Really great book. Also, narrated very well 💕👏🏽👏🏽

[@gabypineda]

Chapter 82 - 6:16:56 Chapter 86 - 6:34:09 Chapter 90 - 6:51:25

[@himansurai4179]

Dam you have gone to far

[@rijd2304]

Reading this book along with the one titled "30 Days to Reduce Anxiety" by Harper Daniels was very helpful. Thanks.

[@tobypack6328]

Here after listening to Dr. Wayne Dyer audiobooks 🤓👍

[@clayton5317]

Thank you for the audiobook

[@hasaanenalfatlawi]

A lot of people think this book is pessimistic. But it’s not. This book informs us that some bouts of emotion or biases can blind us. He knows some of these biases are inevitable. The books purpose is to inform us of these biases, so we can make or attempt to make LOGICAL decisions.

[@vedprakashjangid7139]

Please upload 1.Peter Principles 2.Emotional Intelligent 3.unwritten laws of business

[@nathanielm5600]

This is a strategic timed book.

[@escapefelicity2913]

My take on twaddle tendency: If clear expression is an indicator of clear thinking guess what blithering indicates

[@aivarasstankevicius7518]

Very good book,thanks who write,and thanks who upload on KZbin

[@BeBlessed23]

Wow. So serious 😮😢 needs immediate correction. I'm trying to write and this amazing. My " beginning to write" is like, Peter Thiel's, " Zero to one. " not that I've had time to read it, yet!

[@ThePoehladian]

🗝🙏🗝 The "bad guys" ARE NOT winning despite how it may look. Stay in Unity consciousness and manifest your vision of Heaven on Earth. Leave the old timeline.......consciously. 🙏 You have to stop waiting. God's abundance is yours the minute you can receive it. NESARA will backpay you for your money that was stolen. Everything will be made clear. I make it clear in my video on the topic. Awaken the sleeping giant within. Know that God has a perfect timeline for YOU, if you will but RECEIVE it. Those who profess enslavement see themselves as inslaved......and so they are. YOU are not enslaved, for that would be to enslave God. You and God are ONE, as you and me are in unity consciousness. Walk in your faith, not in your sight. ✌️

[@mashaela6398]

Swimmer's body illusion.. very interesting part

[@matbob7249]

This helped me understand how stupid i was before the book

[@kerriessex1704]

Omg lol

[@CatDogSanctuary]

😂😩

[@KonradTamas]

This is the true purpose of a good book. Congratulations! Im the next one in line.

[@erictopaztico5413]

Hahaha

[@sarangpahwa619]

This what I want to feel after reading a book......

[@nashemad]

Good Book , Thanks

[@rikme1337]

Chapter 21 Overwhelmed by choice. Väldigt relevant för dig emrik Chapter 31

[@jatin2636]

Start next time at 2:26:20 chapter 25

[@Skiderik1000]

I think this book is better if you read it yourself

[@reel_lax8937]

How rude of the author to call Moses an illiterate in the Desert. I am not even that religious, but that statement is out of order. I will now get back to listening.

[@ibnemunshi5987]

1:26:33 chapter 18 1:39:16 chapter 21 1:53:09 chapter 24 2:08:05 chapter 27

[@OrobotServices]

I love how in chapter 13 author talks about story bias and to be aware of them and starts off chapter 14 with a story about his uncle.

[@sitiramona3996]

Thank you. I've listen to all. But applying it, still a question mark 😅

[@user-lj8ep9yc4u]

Just getting started, but the swimmers body illusion strikes me as demoralizing trash that subverts personal responsibility. It's one thing to account for self selected traits, say at the top of a skill or profession. But boiling happiness, low body fat, or success down to genetics or predetermined immutable factors outside of our control is what's fallacious here.

[@raelmoore4453]

Agreed... I knew identical twins who were hard to tell apart until one of them became a swimmer in middle school. After a short while they were easy to tell apart by their completely different body shape.

[@redrustyhill2]

Refusing to acknowledge reality based facts in favor of feelings based beliefs is one of the main factors leading to the downfall of society. "You can be anything you want to be" is a brainwashing slogan and probably the biggest contributor to the false hope and toxic positivity that's eating at society like cancer. Swimmers body illusion is verifiable by physics. In fact, the physique which is entirely genetic, is the biggest contributor to what sport one will excel at. You won't find a tall lanky gymnast for the same reason you won't see a midget playing in the NBA. The shape of a racing row boat or sailing yacht is the primary factor determining it's speed (long and narrow) which is the exact reason you will never find a short stalky swimming champion or a 7 foot tall Olympic weight lifter.

[@anti-popfpv4638]

I have a swimmers body. Idk how. Even have webbed toes, born that way. I'm so confused but these big words make me tickle in my pants.

[@syedaanum100]

After listening to swimmers body illusion, I come to the same perspective; somehow, the author completely fails to consider the brilliancy of ´trying and perfecting oneself´ at a certain task. Even genetics is not that prevalent every time, you can modify or change genetically transmitted disease patterns simply by changing certain practices etc.

[@Ramhorr_j]

that's why people are more likely to buy a beauty product advertised by an ugly person right?

[@callietorres5107]

I’m reading this book while listening to the audiobook and page 8, 2 “does Harvard make you smarter?” Paragraph 1, line 5 of the book says “..broad and stupid, and cyclist? Oh, so bottom - heavy! “

[@wylemtien9367]

Nice easy conversational reading...thanks

[@simplicity2429]

Keep it at your nightstand ✨

[@Gitohandro]

When you say if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem isn't that a false dilemma

[@bondniko]

My German bosses kept on demanding "exact forecast" from me. I did not succeed explaining to them that there can't be such thing.

[@thehappyvulcan]

Old Viking saying: "One should not bow to foolishness just because it is old."

[@only1luv]

The mans a genius. Awsome book. awsome points & facts.

[@mohamedlaminetoure2952]

because I loved, I subscribed liked and commented

[@mammals8446]

I hav this book for years, Im not reading it tho

[@nagodio]

Easier to understand then thinking fast and slow . Shorter simpler chapters…

[@chocotronix2844]

Thank you for such a insight

[@ktkhandicraft9223]

Thank you very much for sharing such a great book audio to all of us. It helps #KTKhandicraft and myself to understand more about my thoughts.

[@xxxs8309]

One of the best books ever written

[@BHajar9]

Agree!

[@bastifrancisco9865]

tHANK yOU FoR THIS AuDio

[@DharmendraRaiMindMap]

This is a brilliant book that can't make dumb ppl brilliant

[@basilvasiliu7380]

can or can't?

[@DharmendraRaiMindMap]

@@basilvasiliu7380 can't Clue in the book

[@booktone]

Such a good book, thank you for the upload

[@marybatiancila5984]

Confirmation bias is a mother of all misconception

[@farmerjohn6526]

Great book..name. normally i would say the art of thinking clearly could be summarized in a few sentences..

[@augiblutz2852]

7:03:00 Keep in mind the definition of expert. A guy who used to be a spurt, but ism't currently.

[@carmenjaniratarafacortes7405]

Entiendo que te tiraste de cabeza, lo digo por el brain damage, the irrational thinking and absurd behaviors. Very witty cover. Love it.

[@spusht]

At what point does this book actually start to advise on how to think clearly? It seems to go on and on about various philosophy / psychology concepts except teaching how to think clearly. May be someone can help summarize key points.

[@genericwatcher2439]

If you are aware of all the bias and reasons you think the way you think, you can eliminate or at least reduce them. Thus, what is LEFT, is thinking clearly, so yes, he does go around the mulberry bush, through the woods and around grandma's house, but I think he has to...

[@SandraGarcia-bl8nn]

So everything is bias. We have very little control over things and even the book suggest we are kind of hopeless.. Or maybe I have to listen again.

[@himansurai4179]

Listen again, or I will make you cry hahahhaahhaah

[@KeithCaruso-hc2bp]

Good Book

[@花笙Movie]

Love books

[@brianflannigans5874]

I have a 13000 sq ft training facility being built in the national guards facility next month it's a 3 mill bldg

[@rafsanmahboob9634]

Completed, April 25th, 2024.

[@genericwatcher2439]

Don't forget, you can go to settings and increase the play speed to make this go faster...

[@raul.avadanei1987]

Making the video go faster is not the point when listening to a pretty great book like this one or any other books for that matter! I think that people that want to actually understand this book, would listen, and take notes. Not praying and rushing to finish the book.

[@ashishvaghela4209]

Can anyone write down what they learned from this book?