Published Jun 6, 2024
591. Signs of Progress, One Year at a Time | Freakonomics Radio
Tom Whitwell's annual '52 Things I Learned' list sparks a journey into the quirks of human behavior, from the marketing tactics that invented jaywalking and carbon footprints to the dubious claims surrounding supercentenarians and Blue Zones. This episode delves into the hidden influences shaping public perception and the myths of extraordinary human longevity.
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