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8 Mental Models: Effective Thinking
What are Mental Models?
Mental Models are systems of thinking, tools, used to understand and relate new information in
different contexts. These tools apply to nearly all domains and subjects as they are time-tested.
Mental models are applied thinking, mental carpentry, and condition you to forge your own set of
rules based on patterns in systems.
Find the common principles across domains. Use a core idea from one subject to solve another.
Further Reading
Poor Charlie’s Almanack
Mental Models: 30 thinking tools that separate average from exceptional
Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
Nissam Taleb’s Incerto Series
Content Overview
1. Parkinson’s Law
2. Sturgeon’s Law
3. Eisenhower Matrix
4. Second-Order Thinking
5. Pareto Principle
6. Regret Minimization
7. Avoid Path of Least Resistance
8. Dunning-Kruger Effect
What are Mental Models?
Mental Models are systems of thinking, tools, used to understand and relate new information in
different contexts. These tools apply to nearly all domains and subjects as they are time-tested.
Mental models are applied thinking, mental carpentry, and condition you to forge your own set of
rules based on patterns in systems.
Find the common principles across domains. Use a core idea from one subject to solve another.
Further Reading
Poor Charlie’s Almanack
Mental Models: 30 thinking tools that separate average from exceptional
Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
Nissam Taleb’s Incerto Series
Content Overview
1. Parkinson’s Law
2. Sturgeon’s Law
3. Eisenhower Matrix
4. Second-Order Thinking
5. Pareto Principle
6. Regret Minimization
7. Avoid Path of Least Resistance
8. Dunning-Kruger Effect
