Self-help books can inspire, but without physics, math, & logic, you’re missing key tools to separate fact from fantasy.
Physics grounds you in reality, math checks the numbers, and logic spots BS.
For example:
Physics grounds you in reality, math checks the numbers, and logic spots BS.
For example:
self-help book claiming "thinking positively can cure illness" can be evaluated by seeking medical research (mathematics for statistical validity),
questioning the causal mechanism (physics for cause & effect), and identifying logical fallacies, such as conflating correlation with causation.
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