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Decoding Academia 22: Civic Honesty around the Globe
🕑 Added 2023-10-30 23:45:56 +0000 UTCHey everyone,
Here is an edited freely available preview of the Decoding Academia content that is usually restricted to those in the $5 tier and above.
We discuss a neat behavioural economics study from a couple of years ago that you can access here: https://www.academia.edu/download/63947645/Civic_honesty_around_the_globe20200717-21890-1bbyklv.pdf
Or see the attachment.
Hope you enjoy!
Editing as always courtesy of Andy Last from Beyond Synth!
Comments
Ryan Booker
Should this be appearing in the audio RSS feed?
Artemis Green
Gabor Mate would be such a good pick for a decoding
Linda Sears
“Matt” with the Bob Ross hair looks so chipper about putting the note on the car windshield. It’s like Chris’s shaved hair transplanted itself onto Matt across oceans and time.
Kgar
Off topic. Have Chris and Matt ever discussed Gabor Mate? Curious. Thx
Artemis Green
p.s. I love how Chris's world is the ivory towers of Oxford while Matt's is a black hole of formulae and some wine
Linda Sears
I really wanted to see you both in tweed jackets with elbow patches, smoking pipes, and holding books after that intro.
Kyle Wilson
The zoom in on Matt slugging a goblet of wine
Artemis Green
This is what happens when society lets academics have fun
Artemis Green
THE INTRO
Christopher Kavanagh
It’s a real event and an AI image.
Christopher Kavanagh
Of course! I think it’s modelled after Huberman.
Robert Andrews
Love the high production values. It won't be long before Netflix and Amazon are fighting each other for the broadcast rights. Big money will be on offer. And speaking of money, what kind of "pounds" were those in the wallet? I assume they were Egyptian, or Syrian??? Also, I assumed that photograph of Chris, looking like an extra in a football hooligan film, was AI generated or photoshopped, but the discussion suggested it was real?
Andy
Holy shit the new intro had me laughing out loud. I hope (and assume, given your tastes) the over the top pretension was an intended joke.
