Optimally Irrational
Lionel Page, David PinsofDelving into the reasons why people and society work the way they do
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The importance of a good reputation
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Behavioural economist - Director of the Centre for Unified Behavioural and Economic Sciences at the University of Queensland
Evolutionary social scientist, co-creator of @cah, writes about bullshit at everythingisbullshit.substack.com
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