Third Millennium Thinking: How to Find Sense in a World of Senselessness

In the rapid flow of information, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish truth from lies. But how do you make informed decisions about your health when medical advice contradicts each other? Do the studies cited in the article confirm what its authors claim? And is it really effective to discuss the problems of global warming at a family meeting if everyone has different views?

A physicist, a philosopher and a psychologist have combined their knowledge into tools that will help you distinguish fact from fiction, avoid mental traps and work on solving global challenges. "Thinking of the Third Millennium", written based on the popular course at the University of California on how to use the professional tricks of scientists and solve complex problems in an era of uncertainty and information overload, is the key to understanding reality and interacting effectively in the complex modern world.