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  • Neuroscience and Critical Thinking: Understand the Hidden Pathways of Your Thought Patterns- Improve Your Memory, Make Rational Decisions, Tune Down Emotional Reactions, and Set Realistic Expectations

  • Written by: Albert Rutherford
  • Narrated by: Russell Newton
  • Length: 2 hrs and 21 mins
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Neuroscience and Critical Thinking: Understand the Hidden Pathways of Your Thought Patterns- Improve Your Memory, Make Rational Decisions, Tune Down Emotional Reactions, and Set Realistic Expectations

Written by: Albert Rutherford
Narrated by: Russell Newton
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Improve your critical, logical, observational, and rational thinking skills with the timeless principles presented in this book.

©2019 Albert Rutherford (P)2019 Albert Rutherford
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It is annoyingly biased

All the examples presented by the author are presented as right winds fallacy which might be true but why not to share also left winds fallacy too. Or better stay away from politics.

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