Cognitive Biases
A quick note about cognitive biases.
What are they?
Why is knowing about them crucial?
All humans make systematic errors in thinking—hurting our judgment.
Being aware of cognitive biases will make you less susceptible to them.
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This is the first part of 50 cognitive biases, as tweeted in an infographic by Elon Musk.
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