An edition of Blind spots
(2007)
Blind spots
why smart people do dumb things
by Madeleine L. Van Hecke
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Blind spots: why smart people do dumb things
2007, Prometheus Books
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Blind Spots: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things
April 26, 2007, Prometheus Books
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Table of Contents
Why do smart people do dumb things?
Fools rush in: Blind spot #1: not stopping to think
Often wrong, but never in doubt?: Blind spot #2: what you don't know can hurt you
If it were any closer, it would bite you!: Blind spot #3: not noticing
Your own worst enemy: Blind spot #4: not seeing yourself
Don't give a cat calendar to a dog lover!: Blind spot #5: my-side bias
Thinking inside of the box: Blind spot #6: trapped by categories
Thinking by the seat of your pants: Blind spot #7: jumping to conclusions
Why it's so hard to find the proof in the pudding: Blind spot #8: fuzzy evidence
The usual suspects: why we miss the real culprit: Blind spot #9: missing hidden causes
"He can't see the forest for the trees": Blind spots #10: missing the big picture
Afterword: blind spots and hope.
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