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Livre de Duncan J. Watts. Langue : Anglais. ISBN : 9780307951793. Nombre de pages : 368.

Overview of Everything is Obvious.

Key Insights & Takeaways

Written by acclaimed sociologist and network science pioneer Duncan J. Watts, this groundbreaking book challenges our deepest assumptions about human behavior, economics, business strategy, and decision-making.

Why Common Sense Fails Us

We routinely rely on common sense to explain why certain products become hits, why political movements gain momentum, or why social trends explode. However, as Duncan J. Watts brilliantly demonstrates, commonsense explanations are usually retrospective fabrications. We convince ourselves that outcomes were obvious only after they have already happened. In reality, complex social systems are far too intricate for simple intuition or guesswork.

Through engaging real-world examples—from the unexpected global fame of the Mona Lisa to the unpredictable rise of tech giants—Watts breaks down how history misleads us into a false sense of understanding. By reading Everything is Obvious, entrepreneurs, marketers, students, and curious thinkers will learn how to make smarter, data-driven decisions in an uncertain world rather than relying on flawed hindsight bias.

What You Will Discover in This Book

Inside this thought-provoking masterwork, Duncan J. Watts equips readers with critical analytical tools to navigate complex systems effectively. Key takeaways include:

  • The Delusion of Retrospective Explanation : Understanding why explaining the past does not mean you can accurately predict the future.
  • The Influencer Myth : How viral social trends are driven by broad network dynamics rather than isolated “influential” figures.
  • Measure-and-React Strategies : Why businesses and policymakers must embrace adaptability and real-time experimentation over rigid long-term planning.

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#394380
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Penguin Random House
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MABOOKO
Categories
Psychologie, Entreprise & Management