bloodybloom

Hey Dan, took your MOOC a while ago and totally loved it. Thank you for doing that!

What are your favorite ways of applying your knowledge of behaviorial economics, biases and irrationality in day-to-day life?

A few months ago, the German government was looking for behavioral economists to make "governing more efficient".

What do you think about the ethical implications of using research like yours in regard of policymaking and consumer marketing?

Of course it's nice that it could help to imcrease the number of willing organ donors, but how does one prevent getting screwed over by some manipulative government experts while trying to make good decisions?