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Not yet panicking about AI? You should be – there’s little time left to rein it in

Only a handful of people grasp the magnitude of the changes that are about to hit us. They’re exciting – and terrifying, says playwright Daniel Kehlmann

The Guardian - UK

Money can really buy you happiness, especially if you’re a billionaire

Researchers find that a correlation between money and happiness extended to people making at least $500,000 a year

The Independent UK

How risky is turbulence on a plane? How worried should I be?

The Singapore Airlines turbulence incident that has sadly left one person dead and others hospitalised has made many of us think about the risks of air travel.

The Conversation

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We don’t do our best work just before lunch, and it’s not much better afterwards

Stagnating productivity might be blamed either on distracting hunger pangs or post-prandial doziness

The Guardian - UK

Daniel Kahneman obituary

Influential psychologist who studied how people make decisions and changed the way economists think

The Guardian - UK

Frenzied politics is damaging to us all. We need the Daniel Kahneman doctrine

The late Nobel laureate advocated deliberate thinking, but what rules now is haste and gut instinct. His passing should give us pause, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

How has Daniel Kahneman’s work in psychology withstood the test of time?

Daniel Kahneman, a pioneer in psychology and economics research, passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in decision-making and well-being.

The Hindu

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Essential Business Books For Aspiring Entrepreneurs

Discover top business books for aspiring entrepreneurs to gain insights and strategies from successful leaders.

Top News

Thursday briefing: Disabled children like my son have to get to school. Who should pay for it?

In today’s newsletter: The cost to councils has rocketed – but children with special educational needs must not lose out

The Guardian - UK

Daniel Kahneman, renowned psychologist and Nobel prize winner, dies at 90

The Israeli-American’s book, Thinking, Fast and Slow, was a worldwide bestseller with revolutionary ideas about human error and bias

The Guardian - AU

Best-selling psychologist of 'Thinking, Fast and Slow,' dies at 90

One of the founders of behavioral economics, who incorporated human quirks into the study of how people make economic decisions, has died. Daniel Kahneman was 90.

WEKU

Junk fees and drip pricing: the underhanded tactics we hate yet still fall for

You see a fantastic offer, like a hotel room. You decide to book. Then it turns out there is a service fee. Then a cleaning fee. Then a few other extra costs. By the time you pay the final price, it is no longer the fantastic offer you thought.

The Conversation

Money is about more than just survival

There may be anger over capitalism in the context of income and wealth inequality, but money is about more than just survival

The Hindu

17 best self-help books for 2023 that are actually worth reading, according to MC Editors

You won't be able to pu these down.

Marie Claire

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Kiplinger

Can Money Buy Happiness? New Research Settles Age-Old Debate

Does more money mean a happier life? Leading Princeton and UPenn researchers revisited the eternal question and reached a surprising conclusion.

Fortune

$500,000 can buy a lot of things—but it's not clear happiness is one of them

Can money buy happiness? Only to a certain point.

The Times of India

It turns out money does buy happiness, at least up to $500,000

Money really does buy happiness, and the correlation extends well beyond the $75,000-a-year salary threshold that had been seen as the upper limit for making an impact, according to a team of scientists including the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist who introduced the idea of a happiness plateau more than a decade…

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu is an existential threat to Israel. He can be resisted – but only with Palestinian support

The Israeli prime minister’s latest power grab should prompt his opponents to turn to an unlikely ally, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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The Conversation

Kids cause suffering (at least for parents) but do they make you unhappy?

Some influential studies show that the decision to have kids leads to greater suffering — at least for parents. A famous study by Nobel prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman and collaborators showed that working women experienced more negative, and less positive, emotions while caring for kids than while engaged in almost…

Evening Standard

The best self-improvement books to boost your personal development in 2023

Become the very best version of you this year

The Guardian - UK

The Big Idea: can you learn to predict the future?

Put any biases aside and you might just become a ‘superforecaster’

Financial Times

How much money will actually make you happy?

We can all fantasise about what we need to make ourselves satisfied — and it doesn’t have to be a fortune

Salon

The psychology of "nudging"

"Nudging" has been used as a technocratic fix for difficult policy problems, but is it effective during a pandemic?

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