This is, in fact, a revised and expanded version of their previous book Thinking Strategically, which also read some years ago. Honestly, I would not have bought the new one if I knew it before hand - but I am happily wrong again this time. There are so many things new in this volume that you could consider it an entirely different work.
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In one of the early chapters, there is a section on the trick of guessing the answer for an MCQ that one does not know. The technique is, slightly to my surprise, exactly the same one that I learnt some thirty years ago from a Japanese expert of public examination.
As Ayn Rand said: The truth is universal; it finds the human mind only as a medium of expression.
PS. Medical students, however, should not be too excited. Most of the academic staff nowadays have not been "properly trained" in that sense - and questions are generally not set in that manner.
PS. Medical students, however, should not be too excited. Most of the academic staff nowadays have not been "properly trained" in that sense - and questions are generally not set in that manner.
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