ChrisHardman29

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by ChrisHardman29 4y ago
You may find this ebook useful - https://www.sivv.io/guides/Effective-Communication . It outlines the key takeaways from dozens of books and studies on communication, covering things like crafting an effective message,
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One-hit wonder: How awards, recognition decrease inventors’ creativity(source.wustl.edu)
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We’re Not as Smart as Google Makes Us Think We Are(medium.com)
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People who “drink to cope” can make their symptoms worse: study(digest.bps.org.uk)
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Ivory poaching has led to evolution of tuskless elephants, study finds(theguardian.com)
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How Plants Detect Seasonal Changes(news.yale.edu)
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The Cost-Benefit Fallacy: Why Cost-Benefit Analysis Is Broken and How to Fix It(papers.ssrn.com)
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The Strange Allure of Pool-Cleaning Videos(nytimes.com)
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Video fake news believed more, shared more than text and audio versions(news.psu.edu)
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Attractiveness pays off at work–but there’s a trick to level the playing field(management.buffalo.edu)
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Ask HN: What do you do to reduce your carbon footprint?
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by ChrisHardman29 5y ago
This covers the key takeaways from more than 30 books on communication, including many of those mentioned in this thread: https://www.sivv.io/guides/Effective-Communication
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Expressing variety of emotions earns entrepreneurs funding(news.wsu.edu)
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Whatever you tweet may be used against you(economist.com)
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Study of auto recalls shows carmakers delay announcements to ‘hide in the herd’(blog.kelley.iu.edu)
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Study: The quick choice might be a choice-overload avoidance strategy(buffalo.edu)
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Does time management work? A meta-analysis(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Emotional smarts benefit entrepreneurs more than IQ(futurity.org)
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Miscellaneous insights, research, quotes and curiosities from the past week(sivv.io)
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Make your own luck with a serendipity mindset(sivv.io)
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Machine learning identifies the key predictors of successful relationships(sivv.io)
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Use deflection to deal with difficult questions(sivv.io)
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by ChrisHardman29 6y ago
I'm trying to tackle the problem of information overload by providing a service that extracts, summarises and curates the key insights from books, articles and research: https://www.sivv.io/
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Solve problems more effectively by adopting a strategic mindset(sivv.io)
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Be wary of the gradual erosion of standards in sequential decision-making(sivv.io)
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Campaigns for political change succeed when 3.5% of the population engages(sivv.io)
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The world's preeminent AI companies may emerge from China rather than the US(sivv.io)
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by ChrisHardman29 6y ago
Happiness or wellbeing are such difficult concepts to measure and compare that I don't think you can ever arrive at a specific, generally-applicable ratio. But that doesn't mean that being aware of loss aversion (and the way it ma
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by ChrisHardman29 6y ago
It does address the potential role of a number of biases, including self-deception / rationalising. As a result it compares responses against third party assessments (finding little evidence of self-deception being a major factor). I a
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by ChrisHardman29 6y ago
Interesting point. I haven't read that but maybe the appropriate approach depends on the situation / level of uncertainty. For example, in situations where we have little clarity on the options or what the outcomes will look like,

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