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People I (Mostly) Admire

73. Turning Work into Play

Apr 30, 2022
51:57

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  • People underestimate personal growth over time
  • Shift to value-based care in healthcare incentivizes patient outcomes

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The End of History Illusion

The essence of the 'End of History Illusion' is that individuals tend to believe they will change less in the future than they actually do. Research showed that people underestimate how much they will change in the next ten years compared to the changes they acknowledge in the past ten years. This illusion persists across various age groups, indicating a consistent misjudgment of personal growth and development over time.

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