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Your Brain as a Zoom Lens
Roughly, the more mountainous the brain, the more your trains of thought are likely to be clear-cut, conscious and unambiguous; to follow the most well-worn and familiar grooves; and to travel fast. You respond to situations in a focused, confident and conventional manner. You don’t bother with the fine print and ignore any minor incongruities. But
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Recall
- Can I increase the amount of information I get from the context?
- Are you looking for a partner? Talk to people who are happily married and ask them what they did. Run experiments. Are you unsure about having a kid? Ask if you can babysit your cousin's kid.
- My preconceptions are a filter that reduces the amount of inf
Henrik Karlsson • Everything That Turned Out Well in My Life Followed the Same Design Process
When you hear a new concept like this, succinctly stated, add it to your mental toolbox. Try it on as a way of seeing the world around you. How does it help you think differently?