decision-making-and-biases

How to discuss any topic without yelling or wanting to kill anyone: The Rapoport Protocol

The technique used by war negotiators, politicians, and the FBI

Jul 28 •

Álvaro García

The number that changes everything

How anchoring bias manipulates your decisions without you knowing it

Jul 24 •

Álvaro García

The perfect plan trap

Nothing will go as planned

Jul 18 •

Álvaro García

Why you eat more than you think: Delboeuf's Illusion

Optical illusion that manipulates your rations

Jul 16 •

Álvaro García

10 Mental Traps That Sabotage You Without You Even Noticing (II)

Distilling books - Number 10

Jul 8 •

Álvaro García

10 Mental Traps That Sabotage You Without You Even Noticing (I)

Distilling books - Number 9

Jul 6 •

Álvaro García

The Ben Franklin Effect: The Secret to Winning Someone's Friendship

Why asking for a favor will change your mindset

Jun 28 •

Álvaro García

The high price of distracted living

How you lost your concentration (and how to regain it)

Jun 26 •

Álvaro García

The Creativity Paradox: We love creativity, but hate creative ideas

The hidden bias that makes us reject creativity

Jun 22 •

Álvaro García

Why experts fail (and why we believe them anyway)

Collective self-deception in times of uncertainty

Jun 20 •

Álvaro García

Illusion of control: Our mind needs security (even if it is a lie)

Regain real control

Jun 12 •

Álvaro García

All models are wrong, some are useful

How to make decisions in an uncertain world

May 23 •

Álvaro García

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