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              Second-Order Thinking

              Second-Order Thinking

              Jun 02, 20251 min read

              Second-Order Thinking

              Second-Order Thinking is the process of considering the long-term consequences and ripple effects of your decisions, not just the immediate results.

              How to Use

              • Ask: “And then what?”
              • Consider unintended consequences
              • Plan for multiple outcomes

              Application

              • Essential for strategic planning and risk management

              Related:

              • First Principles Thinking
              • Definition Mental Models
              • Probabilistic Thinking
              • Inversion
              • Circle of Competence

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              Second-Order ThinkingFirst Principles ThinkingDefinition Mental ModelsProbabilistic ThinkingInversionCircle of CompetenceChesterton's FenceFeedback LoopsLatticework of Mental ModelsOccam's RazorOpportunity CostTragedy of the Commons
              • Second-Order Thinking
              • How to Use
              • Application
              • Related:

              Backlinks

              • Chesterton's Fence
              • Circle of Competence
              • Definition Mental Models
              • Feedback Loops
              • First Principles Thinking
              • Inversion
              • Latticework of Mental Models
              • Occam's Razor
              • Opportunity Cost
              • Probabilistic Thinking
              • Tragedy of the Commons

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