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| Adam Grant = American organizational psychologist; Wharton professor; author of self-help and psychology books
| Amy Edmondson = Harvard Business School professor; researcher of psychological safety and team learning
| Anser Charter School = Public charter school in Boise, Idaho; site of “Austin’s Butterfly” exercise
| Anton’s syndrome = Neurological blindness with denial of vision loss; rare anosognosia condition
| Arnaud Gagneur = Canadian neonatologist; led motivational interviewing vaccination program in Québec
| Austin’s Butterfly = Classroom critique protocol; iterative drawing exercise emphasizing precise feedback
| Basima Tewfik = Organizational behavior researcher; studied impostor thoughts and professional effectiveness
| Bernie Madoff = American financier; orchestrator of a large Ponzi scheme
| Bill Clinton = 42nd U.S. president; noted public reader and commentator
| BlackBerry = Mobile device company; pioneer of smartphone email services
| Boston Red Sox–New York Yankees rivalry = Major League Baseball rivalry; symbol of intense sports tribalism
| Brad Bird = American film director; led debated, high-quality production at Pixar
| Brier scores = Forecast accuracy metric; mean squared probability error for probabilistic predictions
| Challenger = NASA Space Shuttle orbiter; disaster case study in safety culture
| Columbia = NASA Space Shuttle orbiter; disaster case study in safety culture
| Columbia University’s Difficult Conversations Lab = Research lab on polarization and dialogue at Columbia University
| Daniel Kahneman = Israeli-American psychologist; Nobel laureate; author of cognitive-bias research
| Danielle Tussing = Organizational researcher; studied hesitation, consultation, and team leadership
| Daryl Davis = American musician and activist; held dialogues with Ku Klux Klan members
| Decision logs = Records of decisions and rationales for accountability and learning
| Difficult Conversations Lab = Research lab on polarization and dialogue at Columbia University
| Dunning–Kruger = Cognitive bias where low skill inflates confidence and expertise can depress it
| Ellen Ochoa = Former Johnson Space Center director; astronaut and engineer
| Fleurimont Hospital = University of Sherbrooke hospital campus in Sherbrooke, Québec
| Good Judgment Project = Forecasting research program; IARPA-supported tournament producing superforecasters
| Harish Natarajan = Competitive debater; defeated IBM Project Debater at a public event
| Hermes Ibarra = 
| IBM’s Think conference = IBM technology conference; public AI and innovation event
| IARPA = U.S. intelligence research agency; funds high-risk, high-payoff projects
| Intelligence Squared U.S. = Debate organization; hosts public policy debates and competitions
| Jennifer Chatman = Organizational behavior scholar; researched culture, norms, and conflict styles
| Johnson Space Center = NASA center in Houston, Texas; human spaceflight operations hub
| Karen “Etty” Jehn = Organizational scholar; distinguished task versus relationship conflict in teams
| Ku Klux Klan = White supremacist hate group in the United States
| Library Journal = Trade publication for librarians; reviews and industry coverage
| Marie-Hélène Étienne-Rousseau = Québec mother whose vaccination decision followed motivational interviewing
| Mike Lazaridis = Canadian engineer; BlackBerry co-founder and technology investor
| Milan = Italian city; site of entrepreneurship training program referenced
| Newsweek = American news magazine; national and international coverage
| Pedro T. Coleman = 
| Penguin Random House = Global book publisher; parent company of Viking imprint
| Penguin Random House Higher Education = Academic division of Penguin Random House; curriculum resources
| Peter T. Coleman = Columbia University psychologist; studies conflict complexity and polarization
| Phil Tetlock = Political psychologist; forecasting and accountability researcher
| Pixar = American animation studio; known for collaborative, debate-rich creative process
| Premortems = Decision technique imagining future failure to uncover risks and fixes
| Project Debater = IBM artificial intelligence system designed to debate humans
| PromoVac = Québec maternity-ward vaccination counseling program using motivational interviewing
| Ron Berger = Educator associated with “Austin’s Butterfly” peer critique protocol
| Sara Blakely = American entrepreneur; founder of Spanx shapewear company
| Sherbrooke = City in Québec, Canada
| Sherbrooke, Québec = City and province reference in eastern Canada
| Sigal Barsade = Organizational psychologist; researched emotions and culture in workplaces
| Spanx = Apparel company; shapewear brand founded by Sara Blakely
| Stephen Greenspan = Psychologist and author; known for work on gullibility
| TED = Nonprofit media organization; conferences and talks on ideas
| The Guardian = British newspaper; international news and culture coverage
| The Washington Post = American newspaper; national politics and culture coverage
| Think Again = Nonfiction book by Adam Grant on rethinking and updating beliefs
| Ursula Mercz = Patient case illustrating Anton’s syndrome; metaphor for cognitive blind spots
| Viking = Book imprint of Penguin Random House; publishes general nonfiction and fiction
| Washington, D.C. = Capital city of the United States
| WhatsApp = Messaging application; major global communications platform
| WHYY = Public media organization in Philadelphia; radio and television broadcaster
| Wright brothers = American aviation pioneers; known for early powered flight
| Québec = Canadian province; French-speaking region including Sherbrooke
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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