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What Is a Mental Model and How to Build a Better Toolkit
A practitioner's toolkit of named mental models, inversion, second-order thinking, Occam's razor, and how to build your own latticework of them.
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−Tetlock's study tracked 20,000 predictions from 300 experts over two decades
+Tetlock's study tracked approximately 28,000 predictions from 284 experts over two decades
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