I still have to read that book. Thanks for reminding me.
About rigid dichotomies though, including the page I linked, I think it's a cognitive bias in and out of itself.
I take these observations as "food for thought", literally, not ready-made conclusions to swallow. A good basis to reflect upon things, but it's just that, the initial spark.
About rigid dichotomies though, including the page I linked, I think it's a cognitive bias in and out of itself.
I take these observations as "food for thought", literally, not ready-made conclusions to swallow. A good basis to reflect upon things, but it's just that, the initial spark.