Kelly McGoncial "How To Make Stress Your Friend" Research Study showed that those who believed stress was harmful were 43% more likely to die. Those with the lowest risk, were not the ones who didn't experience stress, but those who didn't believe stress was harmful. Change mind -> changes body's response Stress as harmful mindset Interpret sweat & heart rate increase as harmful causes blood vessels to constrict. causes high blood pressure causes heart disease If view stress as body preparing you to help rise to the challenge blood vessels stayed relaxed Oxytocin released in hugs -> stress resilience -> human connection neurohormone -> strengthens empathy, physical contact stress response -> nudging you to tell how you feel to others who care about you. anti-inflamatory helps heart cells regenerate, strengthens your heart Enhanced under social support Social People who cared for others created resili...
Notes from Ed.X course on Behavioral Economics 6.3 Discussion on End User License Agreement (EULA) The way in which something is disclosed is also important. If the disclosure is written by lawyers with the intent to not be clear and to cover themselves in all possibilities, then clearly consumers will not have the patience to read lengthy disclosures or the capability to understand them. The software End User License Agreement (EULA) is the classic case of forcing an active choice, but giving totally incomprehensible information. Perhaps we will have future digital assistants that will translate and summarize this stuff for us humans. I hope those programs don't come with EULAs. 6.2 Decision Aids Wisdom of Crowds I think there is a third alternative to expert versus model, and that is applying the fascinating principle of the wisdom of crowds. It is applying the same technique as averaging the model and the expert to get the best performance. This seems to be a dominant...
Доверяй, но проверяй. Trust but verify. Ronald Reagan applied this to the Soviet Union. We currently do the opposite with our wounded warriors, verify and then trust. This results in a backlog, mountains of paperwork, navigating the bureaucracy, old computer systems, silos, and endless delays that wear down our soldiers more so than running with 100 pounds of gear up a hill, in nasty weather, while under attack. What if we follow Ronald Reagan's lead for our own people who sacrificed for our nation? Let's approve all of their applications for health benefits and then audit later. Treat human beings as human beings.
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