Why this matters
Cognitive biases and logical fallacies are the most useful mental content almost nobody retains, because it lives in listicles and textbooks. Cognitive Cards turns them into physical decks you actually want to handle: one concept per card, written sharply, designed beautifully. Learning by shuffling.
What exists now
Three full decks, each in its own design language:
- Cognitive Bias Cards in the style of Paul Rand
- Cognitive Fallacy Cards in the style of Saul Bass
- Cognitive Wellness Cards in the style of Matisse
Card faces and backs are designed, a product website is in the works, and print preparation is underway.
What I’m looking for
Mostly eyes and honest reactions right now: would you buy this for yourself, or as a gift? For a desk, a classroom, or a therapy practice? That answer shapes everything about how it launches.
Open questions
- One deck first or the trilogy as a set?
- Print-on-demand vs. a proper print run: quality against capital risk
- Where does this sell: own site, Etsy, or bookstores/museum shops?