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Usually, this takes the form of people thinking that they can rely on their superior logic and reason, qualities of critical thinking, to influence and persuade people.

In his new book Emotional: How Feelings Shape Our Thinking (2022), author and theoretical physicist Leonard Mlodinow makes a solid case for a more nuanced understanding of brain interconnectivity ...

If our theory of logic can’t handle this, what hope do we have to teach more refined, more subtle thinking to AI? What hope do we have of figuring our what is right and what is wrong in the age of ...

Critical thinking can seem nebulous and insignificant, but that impression couldn’t be farther from reality. For example, when you compare different loan terms for a house or scrutinize car insurance ...

This could also come in handy when it comes to critical thinking and politics. By having a fit for purpose understanding of logical consequence, we may be able to automatically flag and catalogue ...

Fully supporting students means explicitly teaching them critical thinking, Louis E. Newman argues in Thinking Critically in College: The Essential Handbook for Student Success (Radius Book Group).

The book, “Think Straight,” is a self-proclaimed “owner’s manual for the mind." Former Wyoming prisoner releases critical thinking book Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

Join us on Tuesday, April 2 in Coburn Hall for “Against Critical Reason: Logic, Colonization and the Possibility of a Moral Perspective” with special guest speaker Scott L. Pratt. About the Talk ...