How to Do Nothing
Uncover the power of resisting the attention economy through deliberate inaction.
Uncover the power of resisting the attention economy through deliberate inaction.
Ian Kerner’s ‘He Comes Next’ offers guidance for women on how to enhance their man’s sexual experience with a blend of psychology and sexual health knowledge.
John Berger’s ‘Ways of Seeing’ is a seminal text that challenges traditional perspectives on art. It explores how art is seen and understood, emphasizing the importance of context, history, and viewer bias.
Insights and strategies to combat girls’ stress and anxiety epidemic.
This book outlines strategies for winning back lost customers, highlighting the importance of customer retention in business.
An exploration of how overprotection is negatively impacting young Americans’ mental health and intellectual growth.
Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner dives into the world of forecasting, challenging the notion that the future is fundamentally unpredictable. The book presents compelling evidence from the Good Judgment Project, which demonstrates that certain individuals, dubbed ‘superforecasters,’ can predict future events with remarkable accuracy. These superforecasters possess qualities such as open-mindedness, diligence, numeracy, and a willingness to update their beliefs in light of new evidence. Tetlock and Gardner dissect the methodologies these individuals employ, offering insights into how forecasting accuracy can be significantly improved through specific habits of mind and practice.