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The Truth Detective
Alex O'Brien
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Psychologie
Beschreibung
From uncertainty and risk to ambiguity, emotion and non-verbal behaviour, life can be like a game of poker. So approach it like one, with every day critical thinking.
In The Truth Detective, journalist and competitive poker player Alex O'Brien shows how we can survive and make better life decisions using the rules of the game. In a world full of uncertainty and incomplete information, this is a book about getting to the truth.
You'll meet a host of experts who break down the science of navigating a time in which fact and fiction are becoming increasingly hard to tell apart. With psychological research and insight from a range of professionals - from FBI agents and behavioural economists to poker aces and bounty hunters - O'Brien assembles strategies we can use to analyse the information that surround us in our day to day.
Tackle life like a poker player and let The Truth Detective guide your through the jungle of disinformation - and on to success in the game of life.
Rezensionen
From the first page to the last, <i>The Truth Detective</i> captivates the reader with a new perspective on an age-old game. Steeped in stories and research, which both inspire and educate, <b>O'Brien has crafted a 'poker book' that belongs on every bedside table, even if you have never played the game. </b>It'
Kundenbewertungen
alternative facts, conspiracy theories, find the truth, mainstream media, how to tell a lie, Work out what’s true, tell when someone’s lying, psychology