You Are Not So Smart: Why You Have Too Many Friends

You Are Not So Smart: Why You Have Too Many Friends examines the cognitive biases and social patterns that shape how we form and maintain relationships. The book challenges conventional wisdom about friendship, revealing that our intuitions about social connection often mislead us.

Drawing on psychological research and real-world examples, the author explores why we accumulate friendships we don't truly maintain, how our brains prioritize social bonds, and what science suggests about the optimal size and structure of our social circles. Rather than advocating for isolation, the book argues for intentionality - being honest about the relationships that matter and recognizing the limits of human capacity for genuine connection.

This title sits within a broader series examining how our minds systematically deceive us, combining accessible psychology with practical insight. It appeals to readers interested in understanding social dynamics, behavioral science, and the gap between how we think we behave and how we actually do.

• Explores the psychology of friendship and social connection
• Challenges assumptions about maintaining large social networks
• Based on cognitive science and empirical research
• Part of a series on cognitive biases and self-deception
• Practical framework for evaluating relationships

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