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What a Bad Decision Looks Like in the Brain

Emily Singer, The Atlantic, August 29, 2016 Humans often make bad decisions. If you like Snickers more than Milky Way, it seems obvious which candy bar you’d pick, given a choice of the two. Traditional economic models follow this logical intuition,...

Crisis of the Week: Tesla Slams the Brakes on Seat Belt Problem

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Ben DiPietro, The Wall Street Journal’s Risk & Compliance Journal, November 30, 2015 The crisis this week deals with Tesla Motor’s decision to recall all Model S cars—about 90,000 of them—because of a problem reported with a seat belt in one of the...

Embrace the Square: Tips for Getting the Most Out of Instagram

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Nick Ulivieri, Out of Chicago, November 20, 2014 The key to a successful Instagram feed is a consistent point of view or theme. Stick to your style. You need to have have personality, but keep overly personal images to a minimum. Think of your Instagram feed as...

When You Lose Sleep, Your Brain Can’t Read Other People’s Emotions

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Natalie Shoemaker, Big Think, July 23, 2015 Sleep is the foundation of our day, and when we don’t get enough of it, strange things start happening to our minds and bodies. A new study has found that when we go long enough without sleep, we lose our ability...

18 Cool Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With Google

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Alex Finnis, BuzzFeed, July 16, 2015 This article’s author shares 18 things you might not have known you could do with Google such as translate symbols or characters by drawing them, filter your Gmail, view and play all the old doodles, explore the...