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The World We Explore- Dan Ariely Zeitgeist Americas 2012

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Published on Oct 15, 2012

The World We Explore-- Dan Arierly, Professor of Behavioral Economics, Duke University. Curiosity encourages us to push boundaries into uncharted territories. Where can our hunger for discovery take us - both outside and inside ourselves?

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  • Santiago Espinosa

    Santiago Espinosa 5 months ago

    This talk is almost identical in terms of content to the one he gave at TED but I really enjoyed it more. Curious.

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  • FX51

    FX51 6 months ago

    Dan is great. Can't wait to chew through his books. One of the better Zeitgeist 2012 talks, btw.

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  • Joey Basu

    Joey Basu 7 months ago

    That $100 bill auction game was cool. At Purdue, we had a pretty big Behavioral Economics prof named Vernon Smith who kind of worked on similar stuff, experimental markets.

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