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it is easier to act and cooperate effectively when you understand the human mind, understand your own mind, and understand how to deal with your inner fears, biases and complexes.

Yuval Noah Harari • 21 Lessons for the 21st Century

Cognition is combining our memories and our knowledge and the input from our senses, and that’s how we decide ‘what we think’.

T. L. Uglow • A Curiosity of Doubts: Penguin Special

consensus among a group rather than knowledge (epistémé) independent of that consensus.

Gary Gutting • What Philosophy Can Do

I propose that educators need to distinguish between cognitive offloading—the externalization of information storage and retrieval—and what I call cogitative offloading—the delegation of active thinking processes to external agents. This distinction isn't academic; it's essential for understanding which aspects of thinking we should preserve intern... See more

I think, therefore, I know what I know; I offload, therefore, I raise the potential of knowing more (or less)

Section 8: Understanding Cognitive Biases

Neuronswaves • Critical Thinking, Logic &Amp; Problem Solving

Les Philo-cognitifs: Ils n'aiment que penser et penser autrement… (OJ.PSYCHOLOGIE) (French Edition)

Dominic Sappey-Marinier

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When new experiences impact our consciousness the mind tends to cling to those that evoke pleasant feelings, and avoids those that evoke unpleasant feelings.

Steve Sant • The Anxious Buddhist

An informed world view, or personal orientation, can be derived from the neurological, linguistic and behavioral consequences of acknowledging the inevitable limitations of both differences and similarities

knowledge from its environment.