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    The real risk of AI is not that machines will think better than us. It's that thinking will begin to feel complete without us. Here's why that is so dangerous.
    The Burden of Intelligence
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    Unwanted intrusive thoughts in OCD do not indicate poor impulse control, and they do not cause people to commit acts of violence. Here are some other common misconceptions debunked.
    Intrusive Thoughts: Clarifying the Confusion
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    How do violent extremists think? Here’s what the results of 5 new studies say, from @jerclifton
    The Surprising Worldview of Violent Extremists
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    Both skepticism and open-mindedness are essential to critical thinking. Here’s why, explains @CogitoErgoDwyer
    How Small Mistakes Might Sometimes Exhibit Good Thinking
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    Filler words such as "um," "uh," and "you know" are often taken as signs of uncertainty, low confidence, or even a lack of intelligence. In reality, they're anything but. This is why.
    Um, Actually, There's a Purpose Behind Hesitation in Our Speech
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