Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 1315 answers
The structure of your environment determines your default behavior.
The structure of your environment determines your default behavior.
The structure of your environment determines your default behavior.
Most decisions are made by default — design defaults that serve you.
Most decisions are made by default — design defaults that serve you.
Most decisions are made by default — design defaults that serve you.
Most decisions are made by default — design defaults that serve you.
Most decisions are made by default — design defaults that serve you.
Most decisions are made by default — design defaults that serve you.
Adding friction to bad choices and removing friction from good choices changes behavior.
Adding friction to bad choices and removing friction from good choices changes behavior.
Adding friction to bad choices and removing friction from good choices changes behavior.
Adding friction to bad choices and removing friction from good choices changes behavior.
Adding friction to bad choices and removing friction from good choices changes behavior.
Adding friction to bad choices and removing friction from good choices changes behavior.
People follow the easiest path — make the desired path the easiest.
People follow the easiest path — make the desired path the easiest.
People follow the easiest path — make the desired path the easiest.
People follow the easiest path — make the desired path the easiest.
People follow the easiest path — make the desired path the easiest.
Fewer options leads to better decisions — eliminate unnecessary choices.
Fewer options leads to better decisions — eliminate unnecessary choices.
Fewer options leads to better decisions — eliminate unnecessary choices.
Making decisions in advance removes them from the moment of action.