Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 6402 answers
Multiple schemas can apply to the same situation and the one that wins shapes your response.
Multiple schemas can apply to the same situation and the one that wins shapes your response.
The schemas you apply automatically without thinking are the hardest to examine.
The schemas you apply automatically without thinking are the hardest to examine.
The schemas you apply automatically without thinking are the hardest to examine.
The schemas you apply automatically without thinking are the hardest to examine.
The words you habitually use reveal and reinforce the schemas you operate from.
The words you habitually use reveal and reinforce the schemas you operate from.
The words you habitually use reveal and reinforce the schemas you operate from.
The words you habitually use reveal and reinforce the schemas you operate from.
The words you habitually use reveal and reinforce the schemas you operate from.
The words you habitually use reveal and reinforce the schemas you operate from.
Established schemas persist even when contradicted by evidence.
Established schemas persist even when contradicted by evidence.
Established schemas persist even when contradicted by evidence.
The discomfort of a failing schema is data not damage.
The discomfort of a failing schema is data not damage.
You have both rigorous explicit schemas and fuzzy gut-feeling schemas — both matter.
You have both rigorous explicit schemas and fuzzy gut-feeling schemas — both matter.
You have both rigorous explicit schemas and fuzzy gut-feeling schemas — both matter.
You have both rigorous explicit schemas and fuzzy gut-feeling schemas — both matter.
You have both rigorous explicit schemas and fuzzy gut-feeling schemas — both matter.
A schema that works in one context may fail entirely in another.
A schema that works in one context may fail entirely in another.