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#401. Dad, what is the Paradox Of Unanimity?

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The more people agree, the less likely they are thinking for themselves. Therefore, beware of consensuses.

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#400. Dad, what is the “ostrich effect?”

#402. Dad, how do I become authentically confident?

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