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What this book knows
Human choices are systematically bent by invisible forces—relativity, free, emotion, norms—and knowing this lets us design better defaults.
mind-and-cognition
We can't help it. We always compare jobs with jobs, vacations with vacations, lovers with lovers—all this relativity shapes every judgment.
PA_PREDICTABLYIRRATIONALREVISEDANDEXPANDEDE-RC-013What is it about zero cost that we find so irresistible? FREE! can lead us into trouble: things we'd never purchase become incredibly appealing.
PA_PREDICTABLYIRRATIONALREVISEDANDEXPANDEDE-RC-043Stereotypes provide shortcuts in our never-ending attempt to make sense of complicated surroundings; the brain cannot start from scratch every time.
PA_PREDICTABLYIRRATIONALREVISEDANDEXPANDEDE-RC-141self-and-identity
When gripped by passion, emotions blur the boundary between right and wrong—he doesn't have a clue how consistently wild he really is.
PA_PREDICTABLYIRRATIONALREVISEDANDEXPANDEDE-RC-090A self-control credit card could let people precommit—blocking temptation before the moment of weakness arrives.
PA_PREDICTABLYIRRATIONALREVISEDANDEXPANDEDE-RC-105ambition-and-status
A man's satisfaction with his salary depends on whether he makes more than his wife's sister's husband—pure relativity, not absolute wealth.
PA_PREDICTABLYIRRATIONALREVISEDANDEXPANDEDE-RC-019Illuminates
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