Thinking Rationally Irrationally

Why we sometimes fail to help others in need.

In this episode, Tevin and Stanley explore a psychological phenomenon known as the bystander effect, which is the tendency for individuals to be less likely to offer help to someone in distress when other people are present. If you have any feedback or suggestions, you can reach to us via our email:thinkingimproved@gmail.comQuick fact:In a room occupied by 50 people only 5 people will be able to recognize an anomaly that may occur out of the blue.Record breakers! Check out the world record holder for the longest cooking marathon:https://shorturl.at/bkopP [https://shorturl.at/bkopP]N/B - This episode was recorded on 15th May 2023

Are You Thinking Straight or a Little Odd?

Tevin and Stanley delve into the dynamics of rational vs irrational thinking. From how to tell the difference between the two, to the importance of questioning assumptions and evaluating evidence. We explore how our minds are wired to think and share various examples of both kinds of thinking.