Reading the first chapter of "The Psychology of Money": Three underlying logics that subvert cognition: 1. Your "truth" is only 0.00000001% of the blind men and the elephant. Your personal experience with money probably only accounts for 0.00000001% of how the world really operates, yet it constitutes 80% of your worldview. The lottery of birth: Suppose you were born in 1970. During your formative teenage and twenties years, the S&P 500 index, adjusted for inflation, surged nearly 10-fold. You would instinctively believe in "buying the dip." But if you were born in 1950...