Jack Quarles

Our brains are wired to make snap judgments using labels, categories, templates, and biases. These tendencies save time and free us to learn new things, but they also result in inertia, groupthink, and lazy decision-making. In this presentation Jack crisply explains the neuroscience that drives how we take in data and process information. He identifies the most common and costly cognitive biases, and provides simple tactics to remove those impediments, for more possibilities and better outcomes.