How do you know whether something is true? How do you convince others to believe the facts? Research shows that the human mind is prone to making thinking errors - predictable mistakes that cause us to believe comfortable lies over inconvenient truths.
These errors leave us vulnerable to making decisions based on false beliefs, leading to disastrous consequences for our personal lives, relationships, careers, civic and political engagement, and for our society as a whole.
Fortunately, cognitive and behavioral scientists have uncovered many useful strategies for overcoming our mental flaws. This book presents a variety of research-based tools for ensuring that our beliefs are aligned with reality. With examples from daily life and an engaging style, the book will provide you with the skills to avoid thinking errors and help others to do so, preventing disasters and facilitating success for yourself, those you care about, and our society.
The Gadfly is a compelling tale of love and conspiracy set against the backdrop of revolution. This classic novel, first published in 1897, explores themes of political awareness and personal sacrifice.
Based in part on the early life of Sidney Rosenblum, better known as "Reilly Ace of Spies", the story weaves together elements of historical fiction and personal drama, making it a pioneering work in the genre of socialist literature.
Join the protagonist on a journey filled with intrigue and emotion, as they navigate a world of revolutionary ideas and personal dilemmas.