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What if the hardest problems in business and in life are really soft ones, rooted in how consciousness works?
In an age of AI, crisis and constant optimisation, consciousness has moved to the centre of the debate, yet it still feels like a mystery. Working with it, Stefanie Voigt writes, is like assembling an IKEA shelf with no instructions: it holds somehow, but never at its best. The Consciousness Code supplies the missing manual. Drawing on theoretical psychology and artificial intelligence research, it shows step by step how feelings turn into thought, how thought turns into judgement, and why that very structure makes us predictably error-prone.
What makes this book different:
- A working model, not slogans: human information processing explained clearly, from feeling to conscious thought.
- Built for leaders: why soft factors drive hard results, in companies and in personal decisions.
- Seven modules: from the art of thinking and communication to creativity, not-knowing and leadership.
- Depth over quick fixes: philosophy, literature and cultural history brought to bear on everyday judgement.
- Clear and witty: interdisciplinary research translated into plain, humane language.
About the author:
Stefanie Voigt is an expert in interdisciplinarity. She teaches at universities and elite institutes for executive education—places where knowledge is often locked away twice over: through high costs and through academic jargon. But Voigt does not see education as a luxury good. That is why she has translated one of her seminars into an accessible handbook, addressing questions such as these: What distinguishes human consciousness from artificial intelligence? And what does this imply for effective (self-)leadership?
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The Consciousness Code: The Missing Link in How We Think
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if the hardest problems in business and in life are really soft ones, rooted in how consciousness works? In an age of AI, crisis and constant optimisation, consciousness has moved to the centre of the debate, yet it still feels like a mystery. Working with it, Stefanie Voigt writes, is like assembling an IKEA shelf with no instructions: it holds somehow, but never at its best. The Consciousness Code supplies the missing manual. Drawing on theoretical psychology and artificial intelligence research, it shows step by step how feelings turn into thought, how thought turns into judgement, and why that very structure makes us predictably error-prone. What makes this book different: A working model, not slogans: human information processing explained clearly, from feeling to conscious thought.Built for leaders: why soft factors drive hard results, in companies and in personal decisions.Seven modules: from the art of thinking and communication to creativity, not-knowing and leadership.Depth over quick fixes: philosophy, literature and cultural history brought to bear on everyday judgement.Clear and witty: interdisciplinary research translated into plain, humane language.For leaders who want better decisions, for readers seeking analytical depth in the age of AI, and for anyone who wants to sharpen their judgement from the ground up. With a preface by Martin von Hirschhausen. About the author: Stefanie Voigt is an expert in interdisciplinarity. She teaches at universities and elite institutes for executive education-places where knowledge is often locked away twice over: through high costs and through academic jargon. But Voigt does not see education as a luxury good. That is why she has translated one of her seminars into an accessible handbook, addressing questions such as these: What distinguishes human consciousness from artificial intelligence? And what does this imply for effective (self-)leadership? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783988641175
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if the hardest problems in business and in life are really soft ones, rooted in how consciousness works? In an age of AI, crisis and constant optimisation, consciousness has moved to the centre of the debate, yet it still feels like a mystery. Working with it, Stefanie Voigt writes, is like assembling an IKEA shelf with no instructions: it holds somehow, but never at its best. The Consciousness Code supplies the missing manual. Drawing on theoretical psychology and artificial intelligence research, it shows step by step how feelings turn into thought, how thought turns into judgement, and why that very structure makes us predictably error-prone. What makes this book different: A working model, not slogans: human information processing explained clearly, from feeling to conscious thought.Built for leaders: why soft factors drive hard results, in companies and in personal decisions.Seven modules: from the art of thinking and communication to creativity, not-knowing and leadership.Depth over quick fixes: philosophy, literature and cultural history brought to bear on everyday judgement.Clear and witty: interdisciplinary research translated into plain, humane language.For leaders who want better decisions, for readers seeking analytical depth in the age of AI, and for anyone who wants to sharpen their judgement from the ground up. With a preface by Martin von Hirschhausen. About the author: Stefanie Voigt is an expert in interdisciplinarity. She teaches at universities and elite institutes for executive education-places where knowledge is often locked away twice over: through high costs and through academic jargon. But Voigt does not see education as a luxury good. That is why she has translated one of her seminars into an accessible handbook, addressing questions such as these: What distinguishes human consciousness from artificial intelligence? And what does this imply for effective (self-)leadership? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783988641175
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