Loserthink: How Untrained Brains Are Ruining America

by Scott Adams

complexities of life and then process that knowledge to make

your response to a disagreement is to assign your opponent a dismissive label, you have surrendered the moral and intellectual high ground to wallow in loserthink.

If you want to understand the world as it is, instead of the myth of human rationality, any one of these books will set you free. I recommend reading them in this order: Influence—by Robert Cialdini The Power of Habit—by Charles Duhigg Thinking, Fast and Slow—by Daniel Kahneman Win Bigly—by Scott Adams

Maybe add some of these to read list

Put yourself in potentially embarrassing situations on a regular basis just to maintain practice. If you get embarrassed as planned, watch how one year later you are still alive. Maybe you even have a funny story because of it.

Note how other people’s embarrassments mean little to you when you are an observer. That’s how much your embarrassments mean to them: nothing.

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Being absolutely right and being spectacularly wrong feel exactly the same.