I used to enjoy Ariely’s books and others like him before I started reading better stuff. All that behavioural economics genre seems to be a good example of content that holds up as long as you don’t read any more on the subject.
I used to enjoy Ariely’s books and others like him before I started reading better stuff. All that behavioural economics genre seems to be a good example of content that holds up as long as you don’t read any more on the subject.
If Books Could Kill is great. I believe the first podcast was about Freakonomics, another one of those incredibly popular books based on behavioral economics. They took it apart.
They did a good one on Atomic Habits too. Inspirational relentless critique