Confirmation Bias: Why You Only See What You Already Believe
The most dangerous cognitive bias is the one you don't notice. How to catch yourself filtering reality.
A quiet space for clear thinking. We explore logic, philosophy, and mental models — the tools for reasoning well in a noisy world.

The most dangerous cognitive bias is the one you don't notice. How to catch yourself filtering reality.
Ancient philosophy, stripped of pretension. Practical wisdom for dealing with chaos, loss, and uncertainty.
Elon Musk's favorite mental model isn't new — it's 2,400 years old. How Aristotle's method solves modern problems.
Every model simplifies reality. The skill is knowing which simplifications are dangerous.
Ad hominem, straw man, false dichotomy — a field guide to the errors hiding in everyday arguments.
Sartre, Camus, and Kierkegaard walk into a bar. What they'd tell you about living meaningfully.
"And then what?" — the two-word question that reveals consequences others miss.
Stop telling people what to think. Start asking the right questions. A guide to intellectual midwifery.
Update your beliefs with new evidence — not all at once, but proportionally. The math of rational minds.
Charlie Munger's secret weapon. Instead of asking how to succeed, ask: how would I guarantee failure?