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How We Know What Isn't So The Fallibility of Human Reason in Everyday Life

Thomas Gilovich

Discusses the processes through which we become convinced of the validity of questionable or false beliefs such as special psychological powers and New Age health practices

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It was discussed as one of the host's favorite books and was mentioned as relevant to regret, one of the topics of the episode.

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He's also the author of one of my favorite books ever in the world called how we know what isn't.

— Episode: 382. How Goes the Behavior-Change Revolu...

Episode: 382. How Goes the Behavior-Change Revolution?

It was discussed as one of the host's favorite books and was mentioned as relevant to regret, one of the topics of the episode.

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He's also the author of one of my favorite books ever in the world called how we know what isn't.

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