We'd like to think we're rational, objective and logical beings. So why do we find ourselves recurrently making bad decisions, whether big or small?
The answer is that the human brain is subject to limitations, a kind of glitch in our thinking that can cause us to make questionable and erroneous conclusions.
Last year, the groundbreaking concept was effortlessly explained in International bestselling book The Art of Thinking Clearly by Swiss novelist and entrepreneur Rolf Dobelli, and now the book has been translated into an app to help us in our day-to-day lives.

We'd like to think we're rational, objective and logical beings. So why do we find ourselves recurrently making bad decisions, whether big or small?nThe answer is that the human brain is subject to limitations, a kind of glitch in our thinking that can cause us to make questionable and erroneous conclusions.nLast year, the groundbreaking concept was effortlessly explained in International bestselling book The Art of Thinking Clearly by Swiss novelist and entrepreneur Rolf Dobelli, and now the book has been translated into an app to help us in our day-to-day lives.

New app will help you make big life decisions