Implicit Logic: Teach You to Quickly Switch the Way You Think

Why do I still have to change jobs even though my salary has increased? Why don't you choose to break up when your partner cheats on you? Why does the choice become more difficult with more experience? Why are smart brains more likely to be tricked? Why do we believe in unlikely events so much? … In this fast-paced era, many people are troubled by the lack of routines. Worse than the lack of routines, however, is the fetishization of routines. Many people find that a certain method is effective and rush to imitate it, instead of thinking about the logic behind the method. "Implicit Logic" is a book that helps you understand the logic behind various routines. When a person thinks, the brain usually uses familiar thinking patterns and is likely to fall into thinking traps. Only by understanding the working principle of your own brain's thinking, being familiar with various thinking traps, and using thinking tools correctly can you think correctly and efficiently. This book covers a large number of examples and solutions of better thinking, which can help us think correctly and make better judgments and choices at critical moments. Carl Naughton Linguist and lecturer in the field of educational psychology, he has been engaged in teaching and research at the University of Cologne for more than 10 years. He is also the founder of Brain Check, whose clients include: Audi, BMW, Coca-Cola Germany, Daimler, Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Telekom, FAW Group, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, Opel Group, Procter & Gamble, Siemens, Swiss Post, etc. At the same time, he is also an actor with more than 20 years of stage experience.