Published Nov 26, 2014
Ep. 64 - Dan Ariely: Dishonesty, Irrationality, and Money
Behavioral economist Dan Ariely delves into the subconscious forces driving irrational decision-making, from the placebo effect to the role of storytelling in reshaping financial perceptions. He also uncovers how social dynamics like herd behavior impact our choices, offering a fresh perspective on the intricacies of human value and trust.
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