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댄 에리얼리: 이해의 충돌을 주의하세요

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이 짧은 강연에서, 심리학자 댄 에리얼리는 이해의 충돌을 다룬 두 가지 개인적인 이야기들을 나눕니다: 근시적인 개인적 목표들이, 의식적으로든 아니든, 어떻게 지식의 추구와 통찰력에 영향을 주는지 말입니다. 그는 우리가 더 큰 문제들을 생각할 때,우리의 너무나도 인간적인 뇌를 주의하자고 일깨워 줍니다.

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Translated into Korean by Bianca Lee
Reviewed by Sujin Byeon
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