About book De Kunst Van Het Heldere Denken: 52 Denkfouten Die Je Beter Aan Anderen Kunt Overlaten (2011)
As mere humans, we make mistakes all the time. Rolf Dobelli does a great job in explaining the many cognitive errors that we make daily, all in a small, easy to comprehend, concise book separated into clear chapters that can help the reader improve their decision-making process.This book is neither heavy on scientific examples and has a very direct, no-nonsensical way of writing--which, while the tone helps the reader focus on the topic at hand, can seem cold at times. Either way, a very well-written, succinct book which one can refer to from time to time--either when deliberating on an important business deal in one's corner office or during periods of reflection in the toilet. This book was alright. It goes for conveying a breadth of knowledge instead of a depth of knowledge. More specifically, it's broken down into 100 chapters about various cognitive mistakes that most people make. Some of them are larger errors, some of them relatively minor. If you haven't read anything non-fiction psychology books, it's probably a good place to get a glimpse into what other books spend hundreds of paging covering, but if you've already read those books, maybe skip this one.The main gripe I had with this book was that the author suggests in his epilogue that he hasn't stopped making anything of the mistakes he details in the book, and almost seems to imply that reading the book is useless. So instead, he says that you should just think more about important things (and only the most important details), and think less on decisions where intuition and impulse work well enough already.
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—Drake
A good summary of 99 psychological researches.
—angel
