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DumbAgent
DumbAgent posted a blog entry
Behavioral Revolution?
In what promises to be a trend, here is an article by David Brooks about how the recent economic crisis is going to spell the...
 
Kasondra K
Kasondra K posted a blog entry
Consumers Doping Themselves Into Debt
Did you know that there is a hormone in your brain, that can lead you into more debt? Dopamine [pictured left], is a hormone...
 
<em>psycolor</em>
psycolor posted a blog entry
Sarah Palin vs Joe Biden: The Post-Election View
You know the rules from the last posts . Here’s how the Palin-Biden showdown looks now that the election is over: Sarah...
 
Ed Brenegar
Ed Brenegar posted a blog entry
Emotions: Validation or Liberation
The posts over the past few days that focus on behavioral economics prodded me to begin to think about how emotions actually...
 
Ed Brenegar
Ed Brenegar posted a blog entry
Change: the alluring appeal
Steve Roesler, of All Things Workplace blog and a fellow Age of Conversation 2 author, commented on my Taleb on the Crisis...
 
ommachi
ommachi posted a blog entry
Irony of Lecturing on Poverty
The lecture on THE IRONY OF POVERTY by Sendhil Mullainathan[1] is disappointing. But the transcript is worth a read (there is...
 
alchemy
alchemy posted a blog entry
Irony of Lecturing on Poverty
The lecture on THE IRONY OF POVERTY by Sendhil Mullainathan[1] is disappointing. But the transcript is worth a read (there is...
 
Ed Brenegar
Ed Brenegar posted a blog entry
Quick Takes: Taleb on the Crisis
If you've read me for a while, you'll know that I am a fan of Nassim Nicholas Taleb, the former derivatives trader and author...
 
<em>psycolor</em>
psycolor posted a blog entry
How many rich and poor people are there in the USA?
Think you know it all? A good deal of decision-making research centers around people’s abilities to make accurate...
 
Alex Schleber
Alex Schleber posted a blog entry
The Financial Crisis And Human Psychology: Cutting Off Your Nose To…
MIT Professor and behavioral economist Dan Ariely (who’s excellent book "Predictably Irrational" I have...
 
Alex Schleber
Alex Schleber posted a blog entry
Psychological Aspects of the Financial Crisis: In Warren Buffett We Trust?
The news regarding the ongoing problems in our financial systems, analysis and second-guessing of those news, and prescriptions...
 
<em>psycolor</em>
psycolor posted a blog entry
Why Are People Against the Bailout?
I would like to propose that one reason people oppose the government bailout is because they want revenge on the companies...
 
<em>psycolor</em>
psycolor posted a blog entry
New Heights of Dishonesty in the Government
Every time I think that cheating in the public sector cannot possibly get worse I get amazed. Here is a report from the New...
 
<em>psycolor</em>
psycolor posted a blog entry
Sarah Palin vs Joe Biden: Round Two
Last time, we looked at whether the Internet thought that Sarah Palin and Joe Biden were considered good or bad choices. This...