TBR on Thin Slicing 🗡️🧠💥
Hi! This week we take a look at thin-slicing. Quick decisions, with limited information. Sometimes thin-slicing saves the world like
Behavioural Economics in Innovation
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↖️Recalibrating Mental Norms ↗️🃏
Our reality - simple or complex? Ever spent an especially quiet afternoon, sipping on your preferred beverage, staring into space
The Choices We Think We Make 💭
The Moral Context Major Wilhelm Trapp and his five hundred men of the German Reserve Police Battalion 101, were woken
On Conspiracies 🕵️♀️👽
The Pazzi Conspiracy It is Easter of 1478, in the iconic church of the city of Florence the two Medici
Hello, Brainiacs! 🧠
In her fascinating new book Seven and A Half Lessons About The Brain, Lisa Feldman Barrett recounts a story about
So you want to be an . . . . “expert”?
In our first piece, we talked about the complexities and nuances of what the Liberal Arts Education landscape looks like
Knock, Knock, we are back 🗃️📫👋
Based on measurements of skulls, the average brain volume of Homo sapiens has reportedly decreased by roughly 10 percent in
Accountability & Goal Setting 💭📬
Behaviour Idea of the Week Hi There! A Habit is not a goal, it is the means to reach a