

"Honesty & Sowell" with Dan Ariely
6 snips Apr 22, 2024
Behavioral economics professor Dan Ariely discusses honesty in relation to Thomas Sowell's work, exploring its variations across cultures. The podcast delves into the role of honesty in communities and economies, societal norms, academic dishonesty, and the contagious nature of dishonesty. The conversation also touches on the consequences of underpaying for coffee in Japan and the importance of trust in modern society.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Exploring the Genius of Billy Joel and the Ideas of Dan Arielli
04:13 • 3min
The Role of Honesty in Communities and Economies
06:43 • 13min
The Nexus of Honesty and Society's Moral Fabric
19:40 • 20min
The Complex Nature of Academic Dishonesty and Altruistic Cheating
40:01 • 22min
Consequences of Underpaying for Coffee in Japan and Insights on Honesty
01:01:54 • 3min
The Contagious Nature of Dishonesty
01:04:29 • 8min
Exploring Honesty and Trust in Modern Society
01:12:20 • 31min
Ethical Dilemmas in Academia
01:42:58 • 26min
Reflections on Shoplifting and Trust Erosion in Society
02:08:29 • 3min