https://www.usefulscience.org/podcast/47
The way we make decisions says a lot about us. In this episode, we highlight two studies that delve into the idea of “Blind Cooperation.” It turns out that being the kind of person who spontaneously cooperates with others and offers help without calculation can confer social benefits in the long run. Namly, it’ll earn you the reputation of being trustworthy.
Music by Solomon Krause-Imlach.
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Racial Disparities in Health and Medicine, Part 1
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Cultural Change
Food and Allergies
Behavior Change
Parenting, Part 2
Parenting, Part 1
Vaccine Skepticism
Sleep and Lunch Breaks
The Ig Nobel Prize
Laughter and Social Connection
Climate Change and Health
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