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Books by Kathryn Schulz mentioned on podcasts

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2 books across 3 episodes on 2 podcasts.

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  1. Being Wrong

    4 mentions · EconTalk, The Book Review

    Being Wrong is a nonfiction book by Kathryn Schulz that explores the psychology, philosophy, and inevitability of human error and changing one's mind.

    Discussed
    “i'm reading this book right now called being wrong by katherine schultz who points out like there is no State like psychological state of of like oh i'm wrong about this thing”
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  2. Lost & Found

    1 mention · The Book Review

    Lost & Found by Kathryn Schulz is a reflective and deeply philosophical memoir-essay that explores the universal human experiences of losing physical objects, cherished relationships, and profound grief, while discovering what those losses reveal about our lives.

    Discussed
    “okay with this book it started also with an essay and that essay was about losing things talk about that this book grew out of a piece I wrote in 2017 for the New Yorker”
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