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The Art of Thinking Clearly

A 2011 non-fiction book by Swiss author Rolf Dobelli, describing common cognitive biases and logical fallacies.

2 questions · 2 categories · As of Nov 12, 2026

Best category rank
#186
Non-Fiction · of 237
Questions
2
2 categories
Answers naming it
2/12
Of the answers measured on this brand's questions

Visibility by category

CategoriesCategory rankQuestionsScore
Non-Fiction#186of 23714.3
Books & Literature#1107of 2,54718.0

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Sites the answers naming this brand cited in the last four weeks. Counts are citing answers.

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RankSourceCiting answers
1booksofbrilliance.com1
2goodreads.comreview and listing sites1
3irisreading.com1
4panmacmillan.com1
5sariweiss.com1
6shortform.com1
7thereviewgeek.com1
8thereviewuniverse.com1

Named by surface, by question

For the brand's best questions: of each surface's 1 answers, how many named it.

Named by surface, by question
QuestionsGoogle AI OverviewsChatGPTClaudeGeminiGoogle AI ModeMicrosoft Copilot
1What are the best books everyone should read?001000
2Which non-fiction books are most thought-provoking?000001