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HuckleB

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2. I guess the point is the hope that recognizing such traits...

Reply to AuntPatsy (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 18, 2016, 12:39 PM

Apr 2016

... may motivate one to challenge one's choices, and, perhaps, make more accurate choices via that questioning. Even knowing that emotions will continue to play a role.

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Know This First: Risk Perception Is Always Irrational. [View all] HuckleB Apr 2016 OP

Excellent article but in continuing to exhibit these irrational behaviors existing from AuntPatsy Apr 2016 #1

I guess the point is the hope that recognizing such traits... HuckleB Apr 2016 #2

The problem I see with that simplicity regarding human interactions is that ones early AuntPatsy Apr 2016 #5

Interesting biases by the author - what he's selling is called "perception management" bananas Apr 2016 #3

No. HuckleB Apr 2016 #4

His biases (or non-biases) notwithstanding, Igel Apr 2016 #6