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Understand your biases from "summary" of The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli
Our biases are like old habits: hard to break. We think that we see the world as it is, but in fact we view it through a distorting lens. This lens is made up of our beliefs, past experiences, and emotions. Biases are not necessarily bad; they help us make quick decisions. But if we are not aware of them, they can lead us astray. Understanding our biases requires introspection. We need to question our assumptions and challenge our beliefs. This is easier said than done. Our brains prefer the path of least resistance, and questioning ourselves takes effort. It is much easier to stick to our preconceived notions. One way to uncover our biases is to listen to feedback. Other people can often see our blind spots more clearly than we can. They can poi...
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