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    Mental models help develop worldly wisdom and critical thinking skills to avoid being misled by limited information. While information is readily available, people often fail to consider information not directly in front of them. Developing mental models trains people to thoughtfully examine all relevant information, not just what is immediately obvious.

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    Mental models help develop worldly wisdom and critical thinking skills to avoid being misled by limited information. While information is readily available, people often fail to consider information not directly in front of them. Developing mental models trains people to thoughtfully examine all relevant information, not just what is immediately obvious.

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    Mental models help develop worldly wisdom and critical thinking skills to avoid being misled by limited information. While information is readily available, people often fail to consider information not directly in front of them. Developing mental models trains people to thoughtfully examine all relevant information, not just what is immediately obvious.

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    Mental Models

    Elementary,
    Worldly Wisdom
    & Critical Thinking
    The Art of Being
    Less Dumb
    “We are trained to
    take advantage of
    the information that
    is lying in front of
    our eyes, ignoring
    the information that
    we do not see.”
    ~ Nassim Taleb
    Questions?

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