The fancy academic word for “mental shortcut” that people use when they want to sound smarter than “rule of thumb.”
The fancy academic word for “mental shortcut” that people use when they want to sound smarter than “rule of thumb.”
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The brain’s efficiency mode that saves energy by skipping steps like “checking facts” or “considering counterexamples.”
The clever little lie we tell ourselves so we don’t have to do the hard work of actual reasoning.
The brain’s efficiency mode that saves energy by skipping steps like “checking facts” or “considering counterexamples.”
The psychological tool that allows people to hold strong opinions on things they know almost nothing about.
The brain’s lazy autopilot system that lets you make quick decisions without the inconvenience of actual thinking.