Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 1112 answers
Write down what you observed before writing what you think it means.
Write down what you observed before writing what you think it means.
Write down what you observed before writing what you think it means.
Write down what you observed before writing what you think it means.
Write down what you observed before writing what you think it means.
Evaluation has its place — after you have thoroughly observed.
Evaluation has its place — after you have thoroughly observed.
Evaluation has its place — after you have thoroughly observed.
Evaluation has its place — after you have thoroughly observed.
Evaluations you make so often that you no longer notice them are the most dangerous.
Evaluations you make so often that you no longer notice them are the most dangerous.
Evaluations you make so often that you no longer notice them are the most dangerous.
Evaluations you make so often that you no longer notice them are the most dangerous.
Evaluations you make so often that you no longer notice them are the most dangerous.
When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
Build observation skills on low-consequence situations before applying them to high-stakes ones.
Build observation skills on low-consequence situations before applying them to high-stakes ones.
Build observation skills on low-consequence situations before applying them to high-stakes ones.
Build observation skills on low-consequence situations before applying them to high-stakes ones.