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Jenny (Reading Envy) Jenny (Reading Envy) said: " Reading this with a work group, one part a month, so this will linger a while and I'll just add some bits I marked.

"To unlock the joy of being wrong, we need to detach. I've learned that two kinds of detachment are especially useful: detaching your p
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"Work book club discussing part II today.

To me the biggest takeaway is the idea of strong yet fewer arguments if trying to win a debate - it runs counter to how the old LD debates were scored, where I'd lose points for every opposing point I didn't refute. But it was the same idea I was trying to communicate to my physical therapisit when he was trying to sell me on their services - less is more."
Feb 15, 2022 08:00AM

 
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When you are sold that many times, the world is teaching you to pay attention.
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How as your experience with the Book? it's been on my bookshelf for so long, but the mixed reviews keep pushing me away :(
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In some senses it feels like an exercise but I connected to it better this time around.
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This is a good read, but sad. Things have changed, things have remained the same.
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