The Psychology of Stupidity

This book explores the concept of stupidity from a psychological perspective. Leading experts, including a Nobel Prize winner, examine why intelligent people can hold irrational beliefs and make poor decisions. It discusses how cognitive laziness affects our choices, the challenges of debating those with misguided views, and the impact of media and internet distractions on our thinking. The authors highlight that often the most ignorant individuals are unaware of their lack of understanding. This insightful analysis aims to shed light on the nature of human folly.