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Dans cette brève conférence, le psychologue Dan Ariely raconte deux histoires personnelles explorant le conflit scientifique d'intérêt : comment la recherche de la connaissance et la compréhension peuvent être affectées, consciemment ou pas, par des objectifs personnels inconsidérés. Quand nous réfléchissons aux grandes questions, nous rappelle-t-il, soyons conscients de nos cerveaux bien trop humains.
It's become increasingly obvious that the dismal science of economics is not as firmly grounded in actual behavior as was once supposed. In "Predictably Irrational," Dan Ariely tells us why. Full bio »
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