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Details:Details Condition: Brand New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9780593083529 Publisher: Portfolio Overview Loserthink is Scott Adams' sharp-witted guide to escaping the mental traps that keep even intelligent, educated people from seeing the world clearly. Drawing on lessons from engineering, science, entrepreneurship, history and art, Adams shows how narrow thinking creates blind spots. This hardback exposes the everyday reasoning failures fuelling modern arguments, from social media outrage to political tribalism, and offers practical tools to think more broadly, spot flawed logic instantly, and hold your own in any debate with clarity and confidence. About the Book In Loserthink: How Untrained Brains Are Ruining America, Scott Adams argues that even the smartest and most educated people can fall into "loserthink" simply because they've never been exposed to the best thinking practices used in other disciplines. Psychologists, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, historians and artists all view the world through different mental filters, and understanding those filters is the key to avoiding sloppy reasoning. Adams identifies telltale signs of loserthink: letting ego steer decisions, arguing with words rather than reasons, failing to imagine alternative explanations, only trusting familiar news sources, and over-interpreting coincidences. Against a backdrop of constant phone notifications and social media anger, it is easier than ever to feel anxious, defensive and trapped in an echo chamber. This book offers a practical cure, teaching readers the most useful thinking habits borrowed from a wide range of fields. Across its chapters, Adams shows readers how to recognise the walls of their own mental prison and break free of them, and how to become one of the most perceptive, respected voices in any conversation. Written in Adams' trademark irreverent style, the book blends humour with useful mental models, making ideas about reasoning and bias easy to apply to everyday arguments and decision-making. Sharpens critical thinking with real mental models from multiple disciplines Helps readers spot flawed arguments and avoid common reasoning traps Written in an engaging, witty style by a bestselling author Offers practical scripts for responding to weak arguments Great gift for fans of behavioural science and current affairs Sturdy hardback edition, built to last on any bookshelf About the Author Scott Adams is the creator of the internationally syndicated Dilbert comic strip and a bestselling author of non-fiction works on business, psychology and persuasion. After working in various corporate roles, he became a full-time cartoonist in 1995 following the breakout success of Dilbert, which he created while working at Pacific Bell in 1989. His other books include Win Bigly and How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, blending sharp humour with practical insight into human behaviour and decision-making. Why You'll Love This Book Loserthink is a witty, no-nonsense toolkit for spotting flawed reasoning in yourself and others. Perfect for readers who enjoy behavioural science, persuasion and current affairs, it turns everyday arguments into opportunities for clearer, sharper thinking. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; you will receive the current UK edition with matching ISBN.
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Details Condition: Brand New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9780593083529 Publisher: Portfolio Overview Loserthink is Scott Adams' sharp-witted guide to escaping the mental traps that keep even intelligent, educated people from seeing the world clearly. Drawing on lessons from engineering, science, entrepreneurship, history and art, Adams shows how narrow thinking creates blind spots. This hardback exposes the everyday reasoning failures fuelling modern arguments, from social media outrage to political tribalism, and offers practical tools to think more broadly, spot flawed logic instantly, and hold your own in any debate with clarity and confidence. About the Book In Loserthink: How Untrained Brains Are Ruining America, Scott Adams argues that even the smartest and most educated people can fall into "loserthink" simply because they've never been exposed to the best thinking practices used in other disciplines. Psychologists, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, historians and artists all view the world through different mental filters, and understanding those filters is the key to avoiding sloppy reasoning. Adams identifies telltale signs of loserthink: letting ego steer decisions, arguing with words rather than reasons, failing to imagine alternative explanations, only trusting familiar news sources, and over-interpreting coincidences. Against a backdrop of constant phone notifications and social media anger, it is easier than ever to feel anxious, defensive and trapped in an echo chamber. This book offers a practical cure, teaching readers the most useful thinking habits borrowed from a wide range of fields. Across its chapters, Adams shows readers how to recognise the walls of their own mental prison and break free of them, and how to become one of the most perceptive, respected voices in any conversation. Written in Adams' trademark irreverent style, the book blends humour with useful mental models, making ideas about reasoning and bias easy to apply to everyday arguments and decision-making. Sharpens critical thinking with real mental models from multiple disciplines Helps readers spot flawed arguments and avoid common reasoning traps Written in an engaging, witty style by a bestselling author Offers practical scripts for responding to weak arguments Great gift for fans of behavioural science and current affairs Sturdy hardback edition, built to last on any bookshelf About the Author Scott Adams is the creator of the internationally syndicated Dilbert comic strip and a bestselling author of non-fiction works on business, psychology and persuasion. After working in various corporate roles, he became a full-time cartoonist in 1995 following the breakout success of Dilbert, which he created while working at Pacific Bell in 1989. His other books include Win Bigly and How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, blending sharp humour with practical insight into human behaviour and decision-making. Why You'll Love This Book Loserthink is a witty, no-nonsense toolkit for spotting flawed reasoning in yourself and others. Perfect for readers who enjoy behavioural science, persuasion and current affairs, it turns everyday arguments into opportunities for clearer, sharper thinking. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; you will receive the current UK edition with matching ISBN.
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