Me. Welcome to the You Are Not So Smart Podcast episode 195. Oh, oh, oh, oh. And, um, and, uh, and, uh, We had a funny thing happened after we launched the Common Misconceptions Tool,

which is this Hedge Fund Manager reached out to us with this very angry email saying that our tool had told them that he's

overconfident and it's totally full of shit and he's not overconfident and then like a

month later he reached back out to us and he's like oh you know what I'm really sorry

I actually realize you're right.

I am overconfident.

I've been reflecting on it and now I'm going to change the way that I make trades in my business.

So that's the kind of thing we want to.

So this is another one of those episodes where it's just a conversation and we just go on

mini nested tangents and nerd out over what the expert is an expert in.

This expert in this episode is Spencer Greenberg.

Greenberg, a mathematician, but more than that, he's someone who decided, you know, all these

books, all these podcasts, about critical thinking, about biases, about heuristics,

about fallacies, stuff like what I make, maybe someone should go another step further into that and create a place where you can become a better critical thinker.

And he did that, he created clearer thinking.org, and that is really what we're talking about.

clearer thinking.org if nothing else go to that website right now or after you

listen to this episode and see all the cool stuff he has there. I have my notes here from all the

things that we talked about in this episode. Let me pull it up and it goes all

over the place. We talk about clearer thinking. quite a bit and all the interactive modules that are free. There are more

than 40 free modules on that website you can go to and use to become a

better critical thinker or share with someone else he think might,

how should we say, benefit from that sort of website.

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