The Math of Reactions
Discover how the oscillating temperatures of your shower relate to our reactions in everyday life. Rob explains that our tendency to react quickly to changes can lead to larger issues, like the toilet paper shortage phenomenon. Understanding these patterns reveals the hidden mathematics behind our behaviors and the importance of allowing systems to stabilize before jumping to conclusions.In this clip
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