Think! : Why Crucial Decisions Can't Be Made in the Blink of an Eye (Paperback)

from LynnB

This book is marketed as a refute to "Blink: How to Think Without Thinking" by Malcolm Gladwell. As such, it makes frequent mention of "Blinklike moments" or "Blinklike logic". But, this is only clever marketing: Mr. Gladwell doesn't say we SHOULD think without thinking, only that we do. Fact of ...

from moonstruckeuphoria

I had not heard of "Blink: How to Think Without Thinking" by Malcolm Gladwell until I had read this book, in which Mr. LeGault is trying to disprove. However, through the interrogation of Mr. LeGault's writing I see there are fine lines that are crossed, in which have no affect on the other side ...

from ecantulv

I really enjoyed this book. It was, in a lot of ways, a counter-argument to the widely popular book, Blink. Michael R. LeGault brought out the heavy artillary to get the point across that Americans basically need to grow up and start critically thinking again. He touched on subjects such as our p...

from ecantulv

I really enjoyed this book. It was, in a lot of ways, a counter-argument to the widely popular book, Blink. Michael R. LeGault brought out the heavy artillary to get the point across that Americans basically need to grow up and start critically thinking again. He touched on subjects such as our p...

from Scrabblenut

This book decries the dumbing down of America and the lack of use of logic and reason and the scientific method to solve problems. An antidote to Malcolm Gladwell's book Blink.