This excerpt from Rolf Dobelli's The Art of Thinking Clearly catalogs common cognitive biases that affect decision-making. The text illustrates these biases through various anecdotes and examples, ranging from financial markets to everyday life.

Dobelli explores the consequences of these biases, offering insights into how to mitigate their impact on judgment. The author also touches on evolutionary psychology, suggesting that many of our cognitive flaws are rooted in our ancestral past.

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Unpacking the timeless wisdom of The Human Nature, this podcast explores the intricate layers of human behavior, decision-making, and our deep-rooted instincts. Each episode delves into the key themes of the book, blending psychological insights, historical anecdotes, and modern-day applications to illuminate why we act the way we do.

From understanding the roots of empathy and conflict to uncovering the drivers behind ambition and creativity, The Human Nature Podcast bridges the gap between ancient instincts and contemporary life. Perfect for thinkers, dreamers, and anyone curious about the essence of being human, this series offers fresh perspectives and practical takeaways for navigating the complexities of our world.

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