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stringsn88keys 's review for:
Nudge: Improving Decisions about Health, Wealth, and Happiness
by Richard H. Thaler, Cass R. Sunstein
Libertarian paternalism: Interesting thoughts on how to get people to do what's best for them or do the "right thing" without sacrificing their freedom of choice, by "nudging" people's "automatic system" of their brain.
Nutrition, spending, retirement saving, charitable giving, Medicare drug plans, urinals...
The second half of the book addresses ways to engage your own "reflective system" to nudge the "automatic system" in order to make positive changes in your habits.
The last few chapters also seem to stretch the concept of the book a little beyond where it should have went.
Nutrition, spending, retirement saving, charitable giving, Medicare drug plans, urinals...
The second half of the book addresses ways to engage your own "reflective system" to nudge the "automatic system" in order to make positive changes in your habits.
The last few chapters also seem to stretch the concept of the book a little beyond where it should have went.