Book · 2011 · Humor
You Are Not So Smart
Why You Have Too Many Friends on Facebook, Why Your Memory Is Mostly Fiction, and 46 Other Ways You're Deluding Yourself
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It's like, "You Are Not So Smart." It's a book that totally revamps the way you think things are and they're not.
Why people recommend it
You Are Not So Smart by David McRaney is a popular psychology book that explores cognitive biases, logical fallacies, and the various ways people deceive themselves. On The Rich Roll Podcast, actor and guest Terry Crews recommended the book while discussing his personal growth and perspective shifts. Crews explained that the book had a profound impact on his worldview, describing how it completely revamps the way readers think about reality by exposing instances where individuals believe things are a certain way when they are actually entirely different. By sharing his enthusiasm for the publication, Crews illustrated how understanding cognitive traps helped him navigate his own thoughts and behaviors. The recommendation underscored a broader conversation about self-awareness, mental clarity, and the importance of challenging one's own assumptions. Rich Roll and Terry Crews used the book as a reference point to discuss the evolution of thought patterns and the necessity of confronting uncomfortable psychological truths in the pursuit of genuine personal development and emotional maturity.
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Terry Crews It's like, "You Are Not So Smart." It's a book that totally revamps the way you think things are and they'r… 1
“It's like, "You Are Not So Smart." It's a book that totally revamps the way you think things are and they're not.”
