Nobel Prize and Human Nature
Daniel Kahneman shares his thoughts on the Nobel Prize, including how it can be overrated and potentially damaging to a scientist's career. He also reflects on his childhood experience in Nazi-occupied Paris and the complexity of human nature.In this clip
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