In episode 1.2, we explore the impact of bounded rationality and social influences on our views about immigration. Our environment shapes biases, while politics exploits divisions, fueling anti-immigrant sentiment. Join us as we challenge our axioms and seek evidence-based solutions for a more inclusive world. Don't miss this thought-provoking episode! Like, share, and subscribe for more.

Bounded rationality is a theory that affirms that human beings are not perfectly rational actors. The goal of this series is to explore the theory of bounded rationality in tandem with the socio-political topic of migration. We’re going to explore how human beings' naturally imperfect and limited capacity for reason and rationality may be the cause of our harmful misperceptions of immigration issues. Discussed topics include bounded rationality and expansions of many of its components, bias concerning migration, and the specific example of the Mexico-United States border.

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This is the trailer episode of Axiom. Listen to learn what this podcast is all about and why I've chosen to discover different voices on many different socio-political issues. 

It is time to challenge our Axioms.