We're back for Season Three with a bias that helps us decide, usually unfairly, who deserves help.

It's the second season finale! And somehow it all comes down to Nicolas Cage.

We either think things have happened to recently or too far back in the past.

The whole is bigger than the sum of its parts - except when we have to make decisions.

Yet another way in which human memory is just a joke.

When you hear an argument might decide the outcome of a court case.

This is a recording of my talk at UX Copenhagen about how we can design in a way that leverages or mitigates cognitive bias.

Why first impressions matter.

In this very special edition I share a talk I give about how we can do a better job of talking to one another both online and in real life, including some examples of how cognitive bias can get in the way of that, and some design solutions to help combat those biases.

We are not as good at stuff as we think.