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?...
Science
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 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?...
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?...
26 May Is it time to eat bugs?
Posted at 10:56h
in B2 - Upper-intermediate, Environment, Funny, Other, Popular Culture, Science, Technology
Is there a point where a food becomes acceptable, or does it just suddenly appear on a restaurant menu and we pretend we were always fine with it?...
30 Abr Gene Editing: The Pros and Cons
If a technology could eliminate hereditary disease forever, would using it be a moral obligation or a moral hazard?...
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 Why Some People Are Always Late
Is being late actually a personality flaw, or is it closer to a biological trait you were born with?...
02 Mar Facial Recognition- the good, the bad and the ugly
Does your face already exist in a database you never consented to?...
02 Mar Your memory is lying to you. Here’s how.
Can you trust your own memory of how a key business decision went down?...