The Kenzie and Beauty Contest in Political Elections

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The chapter explores the Kenzie and Beauty contest concept, where individuals vote based on predictions of others' choices rather than personal preferences, in the context of political elections in the US and UK. It discusses the influence of this phenomenon on election outcomes, debates, and public perceptions of candidates, highlighting differences in the US and UK political systems. The conversation extends to comparing economic outlooks, cultural differences, and manipulation of beliefs in politics.

George Mack joins the NIA boys to discuss Sticky Ideas vs. Memes, What Makes A Good Name, Presidential Debate, Private Likes, and much more

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00:00:00) - Intro
(00:07:11) - Sticky Ideas vs. Memes
(00:14:53) - What Makes A Good Name
(00:29:09) - Presidential Debate
(00:57:42) - Private Likes
(01:04:57) - Meme of the Week

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