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Loss aversion: losing hurts twice as much as winning
Discover why our brain feels losses about twice as intensely as gains, and how this cognitive bias shapes our decisions.
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Science You finally get what you wanted, and a few months later, you are dissatisfied again. This phenomenon is called hedonic adaptation.
Science
Discover why our brain feels losses about twice as intensely as gains, and how this cognitive bias shapes our decisions.
Science
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Before the Industrial Revolution, our ancestors slept in two separate phases. Historian Roger Ekirch proved it with more than 500 historical sources.
Science
The negativity bias makes us believe the world is going badly. Rosling’s data proves the opposite — and understanding why changes everything.
Nature
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Technologique
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