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More mental models mean you have more ways to solve more problems.
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Many critics go beyond telling you which books to read and which movies to watch.
They build analysis, interpretation and discussion that goes well beyond the original work.
The thinking tools involved are quite important, even for people who don’t analyze li...
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one of the philosophers powerful tools is being able to see the unexpected consequences of stretching an idea to its limits.
This has two benefits.
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