Hands-on
Curiosity Lab
Six small tools for thinking about thinking. They are informal, they run in your browser, and they say plainly what they cannot tell you.
The six tools
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Cognitive Bias Explorer
Browse common thinking shortcuts, with plain definitions and honest notes on what the evidence does and does not show.
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Quizzes & Challenges
Informal knowledge quizzes on history, behavior and achievement, with an explanation and a source for every answer.
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Habit Reflection Builder
Map a habit you are curious about: cue, action, context and a small next step. A reflection tool, not treatment.
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Perception Playground
Two hands-on demonstrations of how context shapes what we see, and what such demos cannot prove.
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Human History Challenge
Put six milestones from the human story in order, then check the dates and the uncertainty behind them.
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Random Question Generator
Draw a question worth chewing on, then follow it to an article, a learning path or a resource.