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How To Think More and Better

William B. Irvine

How to think more and better about your life and the world in which you live

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I DOUBLE-DOG DARE YOU! (to stress-test a belief)

A Thinker, in my uppercase-T sense of the word, is someone who habitually engages in open-minded critical thinking to form beliefs. Instead of feeling their way to conclusions, Thinkers rely on evidence-based reasoning to reach them. Their ...

6 days ago
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Nonbelief

Author’s note: In addition to publishing new posts weekly, I periodically republish “evergreen content”—articles that focus not on current events but on why we think the way we do, as well as on how we can think more and better than is pres...

8 days ago
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Are You Putting the Dope Back into Dopamine?

Evolution has wired you with a “biological incentive system” that rewards you for doing things that increase your chances of surviving and reproducing, and punishes you for doing things that reduce your chances. This is why having sex feels...

10 days ago
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Are You Paying the Liar’s Dividend?

Lots of what you read and hear, particularly on social media, isn’t true. Some of it is misinformation: Although a claim is false, the person making it mistakenly believes it to be true. In many other cases, someone spreads disinformation b...

13 days ago
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  • William B. Irvine

    I am emeritus professor of philosophy, author of nine(ish) books (depending on how you count them), and have played a role in the 21st century renaissance of interest in Stoicism. I am also a curious fellow, in at least two senses of the word.

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