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Trust your gut, boost your memory, de-bias your decision making… can we train our brains to perform better? Open at source

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The yin and yang of the genre are represented by Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink and Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow
A decade ago, the fashion was to be pessimistic about the prospects of improving our thinking, and even about the value of thinking at all.
So are we irredeemably dumb animals to be shepherded into good behaviour by the subterfuge of nudging, or are we perfectible thinkers, if only we read the right handbook?
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