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The Upside Of Irrationality – Dan Ariely Shares 7 Surprising Negative And Positive Effects Of Irrationality

Sep 15, 2020 | Book Review | 0 comments

We all would love to be rational all the time, make sensible decisions, and act reasonably. However, Dan Ariely shows in his latest book that humans are rarely rational, and the truth is that our irrationality affects our decision-making our actions all the time. In...

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