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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Dogs and Wellbeing
Knots
Clinical Trials, COVID-19, and Ethics
Murder Hornets
Sugar
Expiration Dates
Physics and Teaching Complicated Concepts
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Temper Tantrums
Office Fitness
Politics and Polarization
Special: COVID-19
Social Inclusion and Well-Being
Antibiotics
Red Meat vs. The World
The Circadian Rhythm
The Science of Pets
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