Toko Black
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The other day, horizon did a program on how humans think and make decisions.
It's something I've mentioned before with regards to decision making, beliefs and choices with regards to how we actually think rather than who we believe we think.
The ramifications for decision making not just for individuals, but in politics and economics is significant.
I was wondering if any of you are having a rethink regarding your own ideas, especially on economics which are effected by the large number of human cognitive biases we all possess ?
ie we can no longer rely on models based upon rational and logical consumer choices or even the decisions taken by politicians, financial experts and intelligence organisations.
Horizon 'How you really make decisions' - iPlayer
It's something I've mentioned before with regards to decision making, beliefs and choices with regards to how we actually think rather than who we believe we think.
The ramifications for decision making not just for individuals, but in politics and economics is significant.
I was wondering if any of you are having a rethink regarding your own ideas, especially on economics which are effected by the large number of human cognitive biases we all possess ?
ie we can no longer rely on models based upon rational and logical consumer choices or even the decisions taken by politicians, financial experts and intelligence organisations.
Horizon 'How you really make decisions' - iPlayer