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55:48response to misinterpretation: "go back check your facts"

45:44future of education more curation based

30:37nonfiction writers are actually fictional writers - they apply filter on realities

27:11we are rationalizing irrational species, we are only rational 10% of the time

16:34on media training - you don't have to answer the exact question; just be interesting and entertain the audience; don't say things that can be misinterpreted

11:28 business approach to artworks: getting direct feedbacks

Dilbert creator and author Scott Adams shares cognitive tools and tricks we can use to think better, expand our perspective, and avoid slumping into “loserthink.”
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#70 Scott Adams: Avoiding Loserthink

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