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Overthinking
The Philosophy of Doubt, Deliberation, and Knowing When to Decide
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Overthinking
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AI Voice Eleanor Whitcombe
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AI Voice Eleanor Whitcombe
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Julian Hartwell
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About this listen
When thinking harder stops helping.
You’ve weighed every option, compared every detail, and you still can’t decide. More thinking hasn’t brought clarity. If anything, it’s made things worse. Why does that happen, and what should you do instead?
This lecture starts with that puzzle and works toward a clear answer. Thinking isn’t free. It costs time, effort, and attention, and sometimes the extra effort buys you nothing. You’ll see what an ideal decision-maker would do, why real people can’t do it, and how a good-enough choice can beat a perfect one. You’ll also learn why simple rules can outperform complicated analysis, and where our usual mental shortcuts help us or let us down.
Then comes a harder question. What do you do when your options can’t be ranked, because they’re different in kind and no amount of thought will crown a winner? You’ll look at how to choose, commit, and move on when there’s no single best answer to find, and how to decide wisely when you can’t know how things will turn out.
Every technical term is explained the first time it appears, and you don’t need any background in philosophy or psychology.
If you tend to circle a decision long after you should have made it, this lecture gives you a way to stop.
Part of Your Everyday Mental Toolkit: Better thinking. Better choices. Better living.
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