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{{a|writer|}}Author, with {{author|James Lindsay}}, of the brave and righteous {{br|Cynical Theories}}.

{{a|writer|}}Author, with {{author|Helen Pluckrose}}, of the brave and righteous {{br|Cynical Theories}}.

{{a|writer|}}{{author|Jason Fried}} is author of the brief, [[clixby]] and really rather good {{br|Rework}}.

...r|The Structure of Scientific Revolutions}}, a book which blowhards like {{author|Richard Dawkins}} don’t understand, notwithstanding its consistency with {{author|Imre Lakatos}}, {{author|Paul Feyerabend}} and {{author|Richard Rorty}} are fellow travellers in this excellent post-modern furrow.

{{a|author|}}Author of {{br|Risk Savvy: How To Make Good Decisions}} and all-round good dude.

...thers. Friends with {{author|Daniel Dennett}}. Completely misunderstands {{author|Thomas Kuhn}}.

...op}} and the scarily intelligent {{br|Godel, Escher Bach}}. Friends with {{author|Daniel Dennett}}.

...}} and John Lloyd’s {{br|The Deeper Meaning of Liff}} being one, and Dr. {{author|William Margrabe}}’s online ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20160324133701 *{{author|Douglas Adams}}

...o {{author|Joseph Campbell}}’s {{br|The Hero with a Thousand Faces}} and {{author|Christopher Booker}} here are the seven stages of the mythic journey:

...thor|}}Rock icon, superstar, cultural behemoth, rap-crossover pioneer, mis-author of [[Picture This]]. Her biography is extraordinary, even if she narrates i

{{a|writer|}}The author of: He has a thing about evolution, and he’s an intellectual compadre of {{author|Richard Dawkins}}.

...ystem analysis]] is designed to, er, avoid. {{author|Sidney Dekker}} and {{author|Charles Perrow}} had other ideas which we at the [[Jolly Contrarian]] rathe

...is a writer, coiner of cultural concepts, consultant, thought leader, and author, among a lot of other stuff, of the [[premium mediocre]] concept.

}}Skin in the Game: Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life — {{author|Nassim Nicholas Taleb}} Maybe he wears me down, but the more of {{author|Nassim Nicholas Taleb}} I read, the more I like it.

{{author|Bram Stoker}}’s famous Gothic horror, said to be inspired by his [[Proxy *{{author|Bram Stoker}}

...at [[this time is different|this time really ''is'' different]]. As with {{author|Ray Kurzweil}}’s similarly bold — and aged — prediction that {{br|The

Ladies and gentlemen, only in [[Strine]]. Just ask {{author|Afferbeck Lauder}}

...re performance]]. Also the title of a bombastic but entertaining book by {{author|Nassim Nicholas Taleb}}. *{{br|The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable}} — {{author|Nassim Nicholas Taleb}}

{{a|writer|}}Author of {{bookreview|Code: Version 2.0}}. Dab hand at [[PowerPoint]].