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Nudge

Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness
Book • 2008
In 'Nudge,' Thaler and Sunstein argue that by understanding how people think, we can design 'choice architectures' that nudge people toward better decisions for themselves, their families, and society.

The book introduces the concept of 'libertarian paternalism,' where gentle nudges guide people toward beneficial choices without limiting their freedom.

It explores various aspects of human decision-making, including the distinction between the 'Automatic System' and the 'Reflective System' of thinking, and provides numerous examples of how nudges can be applied in real-life scenarios to improve outcomes in health, finance, and other areas.

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Mentioned in 63 episodes

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Nick Kokonas
in relation to behavioral economics and decision-making.
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#737: Naval Ravikant and Nick Kokonas
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Peter Attia
in a discussion about nudging and environmental design.
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James Clear: Building & Changing Habits (#183 rebroadcast)
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Peter Attia
in the context of environmental design and habit formation.
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Building & Changing Habits | James Clear (#183 rebroadcast)
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Rory Sutherland
in relation to a thought experiment on transaction utility and acquisition utility.
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Rory Sutherland: The Psychology of Advertising
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Angela Duckworth
in a discussion about morning routines and productivity.
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186. Do You Need a Routine?
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Peter Attia
for his book "Nudge" and the concept of default food environments.
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#183 - James Clear: Building & changing habits
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Katy Milkman
in relation to his work on nudges and behavioral economics.
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The science of fresh starts, with change expert Katy Milkman
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Annie Duke
while discussing mental accounting and decision-making.
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Annie Duke on Knowing When to Quit
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Joan Roca
en relación con la Natch Unit de Obama, un departamento gubernamental basado en el libro.
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K70. Álvaro D. María. Servidumbre voluntaria
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Tali Sharot
while discussing the factors contributing to a fulfilling life.
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Moment 151: Neuroscientist Reveals The 3 Things You Need To Do For A Fulfilling Life: Tali Sharot
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Neil Freeman
as a book about microeconomics saying that people should opt out of something instead of opting in.
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Mentioned as a best-selling book about how subtle changes can alter people’s behavior.
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#306 - Harvard Scientist Blows Whistle on Google's Mind Control Research | Dr. Epstein
Mentioned by Stephen Dubner when discussing behavioral economics and ways to nudge people toward pro-social behavior.
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Juan S. Montes
al hablar de la arquitectura de la decisión y cómo ayudar a las personas a decidir mejor.
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K44. Juan S. Montes. Alianzas estratégicas
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Guy Raz
as influential in the field of behavioral economics and its impact on decision-making.
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Noom: Saeju Jeong
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Ning Li
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Mathieu Stéphanie
pour illustrer le concept de nudge, une approche douce pour influencer les comportements.
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#326 - Ning Li - Typology - Fonder Made.Com, péter tous les scores et devenir le leader de la cosmétique made in France
Mentioned by James Lindsay in relation to nudge theory and its application in shaping societal behavior.
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Communism 3.0: Corporate Communism | James Lindsay
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Maya Shankar
when discussing her work in the Obama White House.
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The Science of Handling Uncertainty | Maya Shankar
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Tom Bilyeu
while discussing policy changes that could improve people's lives.
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Trump’s 150K Tax Break Plan: Genius or Financial Diaster? | The Tom Bilyeu Show
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Dan Harris
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Maya Shankar
in relation to behavioral economics and its application in policy.
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The Science of Handling Uncertainty | Maya Shankar

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