Whose Orangutan are you?

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What a fascinating article I came across   Here are some lines that made me think a lot:

• The late Charlie Munger had a hack for making yourself instantly smarter: explain yourself to an orangutan.
• Thinking is social even when there’s nobody around, because good thinkers have internalised the voices of others.
• In lieu of actual person with whom you can “be really human” in person, just speaking your ideas aloud - or indeed writing them down - can help you work out the best version of those thoughts. 

Please click here to read the article.

Now that you've read the article:

• Do you have an orangutan to talk to? or more than one?
• Are you an orangutan to someone? How was the experience for you?

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