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The Knowledge Illusion " Why We Never Think Alone"
The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone explores how much—or how little—we actually know. The authors argue that human knowledge is often distributed across individuals, communities, and the environments around us, rather than existing entirely within our own minds.\\r\\n\\r\\nThe book examines why people can feel that they understand complex subjects even when their personal knowledge is limited. It explores cognitive limitations, collective intelligence, reasoning, technology, and social cooperation, showing how people rely on others to build and maintain knowledge.
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