Published Apr 25, 2023
The Downside of Disgust | Freakonomics Radio | Episode 448
Stephen Dubner delves into the primal emotion of disgust, examining its evolutionary roots and significant influence on modern life, ethical behavior, and economic choices. Along with insights from Paul Rozin, the episode explores overcoming disgust, particularly towards insects, to unlock environmental and economic benefits.
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