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For people who suspect the way they interpret information might be the problem — not the information itself.
What you'll build
- Catch the interpretation choices you're making without realizing it
- Develop the habit of asking 'compared to what?' before accepting conclusions
- Get better at noticing when you're confirming what you already wanted to believe
- Build the reflex to question the frame, not just the numbers
"The goal isn't to be right. It's to be less wrong — and to notice sooner when you're headed in the wrong direction."