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Hello, and welcome to episode 462 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.

Our guest today is Julia Gaeleth, who you may remember from our panel on rationalism and

science fiction back in episode 88.

She's the host of the Rationally Speaking Podcast, and is co-founder of the Center for Applied

Rationality.

And her 2016 TED Talk, why you think you're right even if you're wrong, has been viewed

over 4 million times.

And we'll be speaking with her today about her new book, The Scout Mindset, why some people

see things clearly and others don't.

I also just want to mention that there's a part in this interview where I can't remember

the name of a movie.

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