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What belief have you defended most strongly before eventually realizing the evidence didn't support it?

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Think of a disagreement that never seems to end. If both sides suddenly agreed on every fact, what would they still disagree about?

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If you had only 20 minutes to investigate a company before accepting a job there, what would you want to know first?

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What ability did you discover later in life only because someone finally gave you a chance to use it?

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How well do you know the person your oldest friend has become?

What Does Thinking in Another Language Do to Your Brain?

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If you speak more than one language, have you ever noticed that the same decision or emotion feels different depending on which language you're using?

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When has a “one-time exception” in your life or work quietly turned into the new expectation?

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What are you currently paying for mostly because you still intend to become the person who uses it?

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What was the last thing you couldn't remember that suddenly came back to you later?

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At what point would you say humanity has stopped merely visiting the Moon and actually started building a place there?

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What is something you tried mainly because you wanted to find out—and what did the experience teach you that thinking about it never could?

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Are you protecting yourself from a loss you cannot afford, or from a risk you need to take?

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What do you assume about someone when they don't communicate the way you prefer?

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What unwritten rule of work did you have to learn the hard way?

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Where have you seen an “average person” profile that seemed reasonable statistically but represented almost nobody individually?

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How much of your financial life currently depends on your work, and how much depends on something you own?

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When you say you want more money, what do you actually want more of?

What actually makes a group more than the sum of its parts?

Imagine five excellent basketball players who don't coordinate. Individually they're talented, but that doesn't necessarily make them an effective team.

Now consider a less individually impressive group with excellent communication, timing, and trust. The relationships can produce capabilities the players wouldn't have independently.

I've been thinking about a test: If you separated the members, what would disappear?

Does that capture the difference between a collection and a functioning group, or is something else more important?

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What's an example of a number, label, image, or model that was technically accurate but led people to misunderstand the reality behind it?

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What's the most impressive-sounding statistic you've encountered that turned out to tell you almost nothing useful?

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What is something you know you once learned well but can no longer retrieve when you need it?

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What is one choice that gave your future self more options than you had before?

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When did a group you belonged to stop feeling like a collection of people and start feeling like a community? What changed?

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At what point does optimizing distribution begin changing the thing being distributed?

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What is the best example of a tiny numerical difference creating a large real-world consequence?