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371.334 G27a
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [217]-235) and index.
Contents:
- Preface
- Orwell's question: why are humans so stupid? PART I: How to be stupid: Short-circuiting the circuit of human reflective action
- The limits of human memory
- Mental comfort stories
- Lack of context
- Lack of experience
- Pitfalls along our search for status and solidarity
- Words gone awry
- Lack of agency
- Institutions and frozen thought
- Fact-free stories that sound good
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- Imagined kin
- Lonely groups of one
- When not to trust experts
- Evading knowledge
- Flight from complexity. PART II: How to get smart before it's too late: Inclusive we: how we can all get smarter together
- Big minds, not little minds
- Mind visions and new, better worlds
- Synchronized intelligence: getting our minds and tools in synch
- Interlude to forestall possible misunderstandings
- Getting smarter before it's too late
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