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From Taxi Driver to Life Coach: Unexpected Wisdom Found on a Rainy Night
One evening several months prior, as I reclined in bed, preparing to retire, I received a summons from my employer, indicating an urgent matter requiring attention. Consequently, I toiled overtime until the early hours of the morning, ultimately completing the task. Upon exiting the premises, intending to return home, I discerned a gentle onset of rain. Having abstained from driving that day, I resorted to summoning a ride-hailing service. Promptly, the virtual taxi arrived at the unit’s entrance as scheduled. The proprietor, a gentleman of approximately thirty years, possessed a fashionable coiffure and exuded a pristine demeanor. Initial impressions suggested a jovial disposition, with an inclination towards laughter and an…
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How to See Things from Different Perspectives and Avoid Cognitive Bias
There are a few facts that I find very interesting, and I don’t know if you feel the same way. Behind my apartment there is a small river leading to the Rhine. I often go there for a walk once in the evening, and it has become a habit to go along the east bank, cross the bridge and return along the west bank. When I went to the east coast, I felt that the scenery on the west coast was more beautiful than that on the east coast; when I walked on the west coast, it was just the opposite, and I felt that the scenery on the east…