When a human mind must exert considerable toil toward reaching some particular end, the temptation to make mental shortcuts is always there, leading ultimately to a propensity for mental error. The only logical recourse then is to select a group of minds who may effectively reduce the mental burden. But even this solution is imperfect.
A voiding M ental E rror: General and Professional pages | 1 | INTRODUCTION W hat's the primary source of all mental error? There are three that you have some control over — your selfish