How biology, culture, and experience quietly shape — and distort — the way we think.
Culture, biology, and experience have all written their influences into our minds — and they all affect how we think. The Cognition section focuses on what we can learn from the study of how our thinking is shaped, and how it can be led astray.
It presents original writing, research, and pointers to further reading on the influences on our thinking — and on the reasoning errors those influences quietly produce.
How systemic thinking helps us avoid the reasoning fallacies that trap most people — in understanding and in action.
How we are persuaded in ways we would never have imagined — a perfect introduction to modern psychological research.
A non-technical account of common reasoning errors and their psychological roots. Short and informative.
The inventor of LOGO on the revolutionary learning that comes from children learning by playing.