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  • The brain hack that Papa John’s, Five Guys and Manchester United use to keep you coming back

    The brain hack that Papa John’s, Five Guys and Manchester United use to keep you coming back

    June 18, 2024

    Reward prediction error or how optimism makes us easy marks

  • WEIRD tales and other be-sci horrors

    WEIRD tales and other be-sci horrors

    June 17, 2024

    Why results that don’t account for excessive weird should make all of us nervous

  • Why don’t women bet on sports? Some insights from Drake and my gran

    Why don’t women bet on sports? Some insights from Drake and my gran

    June 13, 2024

    Is evolution to blame for the gender disparity in sports betting?

  • The benefits of ignoring what our customers say

    The benefits of ignoring what our customers say

    June 11, 2024

    They might not always admit it, but often our customers don’t have any more idea of what they want than we do.

  • Colour theory and how evolution shaped it

    Colour theory and how evolution shaped it

    June 7, 2024

    How the quirks of our colour perception provided the foundation for civilisation

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