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    COGNITIVE BIASES - Does Reality Exist? Don't believe anything
    COGNITIVE BIASES - Does Reality Exist? Don't believe anything
    COGNITIVE BIASES - Does Reality Exist? Don't believe anything
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    COGNITIVE BIASES - Does Reality Exist? Don't believe anything

    Written by Kai L. Wood

    Narrated by Kai L. Wood

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    About this audiobook

    Discover the importance of cognitive biases in a polarized world!

    Dive into the fascinating world of cognitive biases through this clear, direct and simple book. A book that will allow you to understand how cognitive biases affect us in an increasingly polarized and complex world. Through different examples and studies, you will be able, in an easy and accessible way, to learn the importance of developing critical thinking in the face of increasingly biased information, so as not to fall into extremism or manipulation.

    • Develop critical and efficient thinking.
    • Learn about the importance of information.
    • Develop skills to identify manipulated and biased information.
    • Develop a new way of looking at life.

    A must-have book for those seeking critical and efficient thinking.

    READ THIS BOOK NOW AND DON'T BE FOOLED ANYMORE!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKai L. Wood
    Release dateJun 26, 2024
    ISBN9798882287060
    COGNITIVE BIASES - Does Reality Exist? Don't believe anything

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