5 ms·
The chair of behavioral insights advisory in the WHO is one of the co-authors of Nudge Theory. So it's probably safe to say that government health programs - in
by prohobo 4y ago
The chair of behavioral insights advisory in the WHO is one of the co-authors of Nudge Theory. So it's probably safe to say that government health programs - in any country that is supported by the WHO - also implement Nudge to some extent.
- jansan 4y agoFreddie Sayers made a really, really good comment at the end of his recent UnHerd video about this: "It's not a conspiracy. It's no a communist plot. But what it is, is taking a particular worldview, a view about how society should operate, and removing it from the normal democratic conversation, where people can battle it out, and instead hardwiring it into poerful supranational organizations." Here is the part of the video that I am referring to: https://youtu.be/Lm-S5zlnHIk?t=528 https://youtu.be/Lm-S5zlnHIk?t=528
- brandmeyer 4y ago> It's not a conspiracy ... poerful [sic] supranational organizations. Come on. You can't claim that something isn't a conspiracy and then invoke world-government conspiracies in the same paragraph and expect to be taken seriously.
- nradov 4y agoIt's not a conspiracy. These powerful supranational organizations are doing it out in the open and have publicly stated their intentions. Many of us disagree with their goals, and consider their methods unethical.