Hello to all my fine-feathered followers! 

I am a off-duty product designer (let’s complain about Spotify, Headspace, and Lyft together 🤪)

Nowadays I’m working slowly on an illustrated book to teach people about decision making and cognitive bias in a more intuitive way✨

If this speaks to you, let’s chat!

I’m a designer trying to write 🥲 https://www.patreon.com/vickiheart

What’s the name for the bias where you think people actually learn to think better from books?

jk welcome vicki! I love books and I’m looking forward to yours

building /cabin (cabin.city). founder of LBRY.com, odysee.com, vibe.camp, /farcon. more at grin.io

I think it's called the "illusion of explanatory depth".

Draw a bicycle is a good example. Sad I didn't get a chance to use it when I was coaching project teams.

Complexity explorer. Residing in the liminal.

Draw a bicycle is a good example. Sad I didn't get a chance to use it when I was coaching project teams.
https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2015/12/22/illusion-of-explanatory-depth/