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ncsufoxes
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Pickpick

Read in 2024. I listened to this one over audio that was narrated by the author. I liked Cultish a little more but found this one interesting too. Montell highlights different psychological concepts & how they connect to our current society (social media, conspiracy theories, biases). I was already familiar with a lot of these ideas from other readings.

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ManyWordsLater
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Mehso-so

Shine theory. I love it.

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Pedrocamacho
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Pickpick

I didn‘t enjoy this book as much as “Cultish”, but it was a good listen 😊

2025

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AllDebooks
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My annual reading theme is sociopolitical. I haven't had a chance to post my full #Roll100 list yet. However, these are the 3 for January's roll. Getting 2025 off to a fighting start.

@PuddleJumper HNY x

kspenmoll These look good! 3w
PuddleJumper Happy new year! 3w
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AileenRR
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Mehso-so

Might be appreciated by One Direction fans?

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ManyWordsLater
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“To sincerely adopt the psychology of tokenism, you have to sell your own community out. That‘s the dark underbelly of the thing. Instead of blaming institutions rules and social attitudes of those around you for the absence of other people like you, you blame your own community.”
💯💯💯💯
also: I don‘t know why the picture is red.

willaful Litsy is commenting that this is communism. 😂 1mo
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ManyWordsLater
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‘Tis the season of reading all the short books to improve the year‘s reading stats.

Texreader Truth!!! 1mo
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DebinHawaii
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Pickpick

#ReadAway2024

Finished yesterday, I enjoyed this exploration of our minds & cognitive biases & where they come from. It doesn‘t go especially deep into each type of bias or the science behind it but I like Montell‘s way of casually explaining concepts & putting them into relatable examples. I was just talking about the “halo effect” where we make positive assumptions about a person‘s character based on out impressions of a single trait. (You ⬇️

DebinHawaii … love Jane Austen so you you must be intelligent, witty & have a good sense of humor.) Or the “illusory truth effect” where we trust a statement as fact because we hear it multiple times. How often does that happen in our social media world? Anyway, it‘s interesting & relatable & I like the author‘s snark. I still think Cultish is my favorite of hers, but this one was excellent too. 2mo
DieAReader 🥳🎉Excellent! 2mo
Andrew65 Well done 👏👏👏 2mo
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DebinHawaii
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This looks familiar… headed to Hilo for the day after some breakfast & a chapter of the tagged book in the lounge.

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MatchlessMarie
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Pickpick

Happy Friday! Finished the last 1:10:00 of the tagged book to kick off #36by36. I‘m glad I read this rec. I related to it so much. If you‘re a fellow chronic overthinker, this book will make you feel less crazy.

Going to try to even out my reading by format Print/Kindle/Audio, but we will see how it goes, as I‘m a mood reader through and through 😅 #10BeforeTheEnd #NFN #ReadAway2024

ChaoticMissAdventures ✅ over thinkers unite! I need to add this to my list! 2mo
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