01 Jun Game Theory: The Science of Decision-Making
If two competitors both stay silent, they both win. So why do people so often betray each other anyway?...
Psychology
30 May The Effective Executive
Do you actually know where your time goes during a working day, or do you just think you do?...
30 May Why we see patterns in randomness
If three deals fall through in a row, is your team actually in a slump, or are you just counting wrong?...
30 May How to sound smart in your TEDx Talk
What makes a TED Talk feel intelligent, even when the content is almost meaningless?...
30 May The dangers of copying successful people
Posted at 19:45h
in B1 - Intermediate, BBC, Business, Popular Culture, Problem Solving, Psychology, Science
If Bill Gates dropped out of university and became a billionaire, does that mean dropping out was the reason he succeeded?...
30 May Talking about my generation
Does your company actually treat a 55-year-old and a 28-year-old the same way, or do you just tell yourself it does?...
30 May Simon Sinek on Millennials in the Workplace
Posted at 18:01h
in B2 - Upper-intermediate, Business, Management, Other, Popular Culture, Psychology
Do millennials actually have shorter attention spans, or have workplaces just gotten more boring?...
26 May What would you learn if you read 100 self-help books?
Posted at 11:37h
in B1 - Intermediate, Business, Other, Popular Culture, Problem Solving, Psychology, Science
Is reading 100 self-help books an act of serious self-investment, or just an expensive way to avoid actually changing?...
30 Abr «Collective Illusions»: Why false consensus in society is so dangerous
Posted at 11:41h
in B2 - Upper-intermediate, Big Think, Politics, Problem Solving, Psychology, Science
Have you ever publicly agreed with something you privately thought was completely wrong?...
09 Mar How did pink become a girly colour?
Can you name the exact moment in history when pink stopped being a neutral colour and became coded as feminine?...