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31.

Brandolini’s Law: The Bullshit Asymmetry Principle

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4 years ago

3 points

32.

Inert Knowledge: The Problem of Knowing Without Understanding

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4 years ago

3 points

33.

The Law of Small Numbers: Overestimating the Representativeness of Small Samples

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5 years ago

3 points

34.

Hubris: The Dangers of Excessive Pride and Confidence

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6 years ago

3 points

35.

To be more innovative, learn to identify and use obscure features

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6 years ago

3 points

36.

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6 years ago

3 points

37.

We overestimate how well other people can read our thoughts and emotions

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7 years ago

3 points

38.

People overestimate how noticeable their embarrassing behaviors are

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7 years ago

3 points

39.

The Overkill Backfire Effect: On the Danger of Having Too Much Evidence

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8 years ago

3 points

40.

The Brown M&M's Principle: How Small Details Can Help Discover Big Issues

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2 years ago

2 points

41.

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3 years ago

2 points

42.

Kant's Categorical Imperative: Act the way you want others to act

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2 years ago

2 points

43.

The Platinum Rule

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2 years ago

2 points

44.

The Bias Blind Spot

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3 years ago

2 points

45.

Good Enough Is Good Enough: Let Go of Perfectionism to Get Things Done

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3 years ago

2 points

46.

Crab Mentality: When People Pull Down Those Who Get Ahead

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3 years ago

2 points

47.

Revisiting Brooks' Law (Adding Manpower Makes a Project Later)

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4 years ago

2 points

48.

The Psychologist’s Fallacy: Assuming That Your Interpretation Must Be Right

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4 years ago

2 points

49.

The Principle of Charity: Assume the Best Interpretation of People’s Arguments

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5 years ago

2 points

50.

Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt

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5 years ago

2 points

51.

Chutzpah: The Benefits and Dangers of Shameless Audacity

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5 years ago

2 points

52.

Gish Gallop: When People Try to Win Debates by Using Overwhelming Nonsense

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5 years ago

2 points

53.

Knowledge-Telling vs. Knowledge-Building

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6 years ago

2 points

54.

People often avoid useful information if it's unpleasant

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7 years ago

2 points

55.

The Halo Effect: Why People Often Judge a Book by Its Cover

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7 years ago

2 points

56.

Humor can help you remember information better

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7 years ago

2 points

57.

The Availability Cascade: How Information Spreads on a Large Scale

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7 years ago

2 points

58.

Interleaving can boost your learning

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7 years ago

2 points

59.

The Golden Rule: Treat others the way you want to be treated

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7 years ago

2 points

60.

The False Consensus Effect: Why People Assume That Everyone Agrees with Them

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7 years ago

2 points