How to Find the Motivation to Read It can be hard to pick up a book. There is so much else you could do with your time. And sometimes reading can be very boring and you find yourself lost in different thoughts every 5 minutes – having no idea what you just read. I know […]
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Exams are coming up! At least for me and all other students of the University here in Maastricht. And while we all start spending enormous amounts of time in the library, sometimes you need a break. Get your head free! Do something different and stop reading (!) about cost of capital, WACC, ABC-systems and all
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Noise – A Flaw in Human Judgement by Daniel Kahneman, Cass R. Sunstein and Olivier Sibony How would you react if I told you that the length of the prison term, a convicted felon could get, depends on whether the judge had lunch before the trial or whether the local sports team had won the night
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Factfulness – Frank The Chimpanzee Let’s play a little game. It’s you and I, the human team, against Frank. Frank is a chimpanzee and Frank can’t possibly know what 7 + 28 is, right? I am confident that you and I would know that 35 is the answer. Frank might not be a stupid chimpanzee,
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