Predictably Irrational

In *Predictably Irrational*, behavioral economist Dan Ariely unpacks the surprising reasons smart people make illogical decisions daily. Through compelling experiments and relatable examples—from the perceived value of different-priced aspirin to the allure of "free"—Ariely demonstrates how our brains are wired for irrationality. This insightful exploration illuminates the subconscious forces shaping our choices, offering readers a profound new understanding of human behavior and practical strategies for making better decisions in all aspects of life.

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