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June 01, 2018Predictably Irrational18 minutesPlayPredictably Irrational (Dan Ariely) The most common way we think irrationally is making relative vs. quantitative comparisons Free items give us an irrational sense of excitement, since there is no risk of a poor decision We tend to make the same irrational decisions repeatedly. Finding the pattern can help us break the trend. ...moreShareView all episodesBy Spencer Harro and Jeriah Miller4.83434 ratingsJune 01, 2018Predictably Irrational18 minutesPlayPredictably Irrational (Dan Ariely) The most common way we think irrationally is making relative vs. quantitative comparisons Free items give us an irrational sense of excitement, since there is no risk of a poor decision We tend to make the same irrational decisions repeatedly. Finding the pattern can help us break the trend. ...moreMore shows like Motivation MinuteView allThis Past Weekend w/ Theo Von27,218 ListenersCrime Junkie367,410 ListenersThe Dr. John Delony Show7,288 Listeners
Predictably Irrational (Dan Ariely) The most common way we think irrationally is making relative vs. quantitative comparisons Free items give us an irrational sense of excitement, since there is no risk of a poor decision We tend to make the same irrational decisions repeatedly. Finding the pattern can help us break the trend.
June 01, 2018Predictably Irrational18 minutesPlayPredictably Irrational (Dan Ariely) The most common way we think irrationally is making relative vs. quantitative comparisons Free items give us an irrational sense of excitement, since there is no risk of a poor decision We tend to make the same irrational decisions repeatedly. Finding the pattern can help us break the trend. ...more
Predictably Irrational (Dan Ariely) The most common way we think irrationally is making relative vs. quantitative comparisons Free items give us an irrational sense of excitement, since there is no risk of a poor decision We tend to make the same irrational decisions repeatedly. Finding the pattern can help us break the trend.