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Kahneman reflects on the pitfalls of adversarial collaboration in the behavioral sciences, emphasizing that controversy often hinders scientific progress. He critiques the tendency to focus on the weakest arguments of opponents, which leads to a demeaning experience in research. The conversation highlights the importance of constructive dialogue and the legacy of collaboration with Tversky, aiming to reshape perceptions of their partnership.In this clip
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