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二流思维方式的失败之处是：他告诉你一个秘密，想让你保守这个秘密，而他的行为刚好证明了他自己都没法保守它。
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社交网站会注明人们“喜欢”哪些东西，然而如果注明他们讨厌哪些东西的话，信息量就会更加丰富。
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人们太过重视因果逻辑，所以如果你在谈话中不时插入一句“为什么”，就可以让最沉默寡言的人变得多嘴多舌。
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我得经常提醒自己，真正的独立思考者看上去可能像个会计。
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随机生存的智慧：黑天鹅语录 CHARMING AND LESS CHARMING SUCKER PROBLEMS
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The most depressing aspect of the lives of the couples you watch surreptitiously arguing in restaurants is that they are almost always unaware of the true subject of argument.
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It seems that it is the most unsuccessful people who give the most advice, particularly for writing and financial matters.
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Rumors are only valuable when they are denied.
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Over the long term, you are more likely to fool yourself than others.
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There are two types of people: those who try to win and those who try to win arguments. They are never the same.
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People usually apologize so they can do it again.
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Mathematics is to knowledge what an artificial hand is to the real one; some amputate to replace.
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Modernity inflicts a sucker narrative on activities; now we “walk for exercise”, not “walk” with no justification; for hidden reasons.
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Social media are severely antisocial, health foods are empirically unhealthy, knowledge workers are very ignorant, and social sciences aren’t scientific at all.
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For so many, instead of looking for “cause of death” when they expire, we should be looking for “cause of life” when they are still around.
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It is those who use others who are the most upset when someone uses them.
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If someone gives you more than one reason why he wants the job, don’t hire him.
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Failure of second-order thinking: he tells you a secret and somehow expects you to keep it, when he just gave you evidence that he can’t keep it himself.
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Social networks present information about what people like; more informative if, instead, they described what they don’t like.
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People are so prone to overcausation that you can make the reticent turn loquacious by dropping an occasional “why?” in the conversation.
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I need to keep reminding myself that a truly independent thinker may look like an accountant.
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