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Holden Karnofsky • All Possible Views About Humanity's Future Are Wild
Morgan Housel • Makes You Think
Ma survie et ma réussite dans la vie ont toujours dépendu des autres. Grâce à ma famille, à une éducation gratuite, à une couverture médicale gratuite, j’ai fait tout ce chemin, depuis cette fosse jusqu’au Forum économique mondial. Je n’y serais jamais arrivé tout seul.
Hans Rosling • Factfulness (Essais) (French Edition)
Scott Alexander • Notes From The Progress Studies Conference
activists who devote themselves to protecting vulnerable animals and their habitats tend to make the same mistake I’ve just described: desperately trying to make people care, they forget about progress.
Ola Rosling • Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About The World - And Why Things Are Better Than You Think
Un groupe constitué de prix Nobel et de chercheurs en médecine compte parmi ceux ayant donné les résultats les plus effrayants. Ce n’est donc pas une question d’intelligence. C’est simplement que les gens ont une vision du monde catastrophiquement fausse. Pas seulement catastrophiquement fausse, en fait, mais systématiquement fausse. Je veux dire q
... See moreHans Rosling • Factfulness (Essais) (French Edition)
Today economists and politicians debate with confident ease in the name of economic efficiency, productivity and growth – as if those values were self-explanatory – while hesitating to speak of justice, fairness and rights.
Kate Raworth • Doughnut Economics: The must-read book that redefines economics for a world in crisis
If you are happy to conclude that all chemicals are unsafe on the basis of one unsafe chemical, would you be prepared to conclude that all chemicals are safe on the basis of one safe chemical?
Ola Rosling • Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About The World - And Why Things Are Better Than You Think
“frightening” and “dangerous” are two different things. Something frightening poses a perceived risk. Something dangerous poses a real risk. Paying too much attention to what is frightening rather than what is dangerous—that is, paying too much attention to fear—creates a tragic drainage of energy in the wrong directions.