Artificial intelligence was supposed to be impartial. Instead, our human biases are being coded into the algorithms that shape our lives. Discover how AI learns our stereotypes, creates feedback loops, and what “coded bias” means for our future.
Artificial intelligence was supposed to be impartial. Instead, our human biases are being coded into the algorithms that shape our lives. Discover how AI learns our stereotypes, creates feedback loops, and what “coded bias” means for our future.
Discover how cognitive biases like Confirmation Bias and Group Polarization are fueling political division and creating social media echo chambers. Learn the science behind why facts fail to change minds and how to have more productive conversations in a fractured world.
Discover the cognitive biases that secretly run your workplace. Learn how Groupthink leads to disastrous decisions, the Curse of Knowledge creates communication silos, and unconscious bias affects hiring and promotions. A must-read guide for leaders and teams.
Ever wonder why small disagreements with your partner blow up? Discover how cognitive biases like the Fundamental Attribution Error and Confirmation Bias shape your relationships, poison perceptions, and distort memories. Learn how to spot these mental traps and build stronger connections.
Why do humans search for meaning? Explore the “God-shaped hole”—the psychological, neurological, and evolutionary reasons behind our innate desire to believe in something greater than ourselves, from religion to science to social causes.
Discover how cognitive biases like the Availability Heuristic and Confirmation Bias secretly influence your health and wellness choices. Learn why we fall for fads, misjudge risks, and how to navigate the complex psychology between doctors and patients for better health outcomes.
Discover how cognitive biases like the Sunk Cost Fallacy, Anchoring, and Survivorship Bias are sabotaging your financial decisions. Learn practical strategies to overcome these mental traps, improve your investing, and protect your wealth from your own brain.
Did you know the number 1 is the most common first digit in real-world data? Explore Benford’s Law, the counterintuitive mathematical secret that explains this pattern and helps forensic accountants catch fraud.
Explore the science of genetic mutations. Learn what they are, where they come from, and how these “beautiful bugs” in our DNA are the indispensable source of all of life’s diversity and the cornerstone of evolution.
Stop letting hidden biases control you. This practical guide details 5 research-backed “debiasing” exercises like the Pre-Mortem and Designated Dissenter that act as a workout for your brain. Learn how to sharpen your mind, fight Groupthink, and improve your decision-making today.
In an age of AI and automation, critical thinking is the top skill employers need. Learn how it drives innovation and leadership, and get practical tips to showcase it on your resume and in job interviews.
Discover why rote learning is failing our kids and how to fix it. This guide offers parents and educators practical tips on fostering curiosity, teaching media literacy, and promoting inquiry-based learning to raise a generation of critical thinkers.
In a world that demands answers, explore the profound power of intellectual humility. This isn’t about apathy; it’s about seeing “I don’t know” as the starting point for curiosity, imagination, and a more magical and authentic life.
Do you ever meet the ghost of a past belief? This is a vulnerable exploration of changing your mind—the painful, awkward, and ultimately liberating process of letting go of a piece of who you used to be. A story about humility and the quiet courage to evolve.
Tired of losing debates? Our satirical guide shows you how to win any argument with zero critical thinking. Master the art of unshakeable confidence, defeat opponents with clever tricks, and never admit you’re wrong again.
Do you ever feel the loneliness that comes with a questioning mind? Explore the paradox of critical thinking—the empowerment of seeing clearly versus the isolating burden of watching others fall for misinformation. This is for the perpetual “buzzkill,” the truth-seeker, the over-thinker.