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How to Think: A Survival Guide for a World at Odds
by Alan Jacobs
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This is thinking: the power to be finely aware and richly responsible. We just need to learn how to be more aware, how to act more responsibly.
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To “break on the floor,” in the society’s parlance, was to change your mind in the middle of a debate, right there in front of everyone.