Paul Orlando on Unintended Consequences or why we sometimes don't think things through
21 de ago. de 2020 ·
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Why do things often not turn out the way we planned them? That's what my guest, Paul Orlando is interested in discovering. In his blog 👉https://unintendedconsequenc.es/ Paul explores Unintended Consequences...
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Why do things often not turn out the way we planned them? That's what my guest, Paul Orlando is interested in discovering. In his blog 👉https://unintendedconsequenc.es/ Paul explores Unintended Consequences and what he calls Second-Order Thinking.
In other words, a failure to think about the second-order implications of events. Looking at topics as wide-ranging as autonomous vehicles and shoplifting, Paul explores this key aspect of failure in human decision-making. On this episode, we dive into Paul's interest in Unintended Consequences and explore some of the key things he's discovered in his research.
As you'll discover, Paul is thoughtful, thought-proking and brings some wonderful insights.
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In other words, a failure to think about the second-order implications of events. Looking at topics as wide-ranging as autonomous vehicles and shoplifting, Paul explores this key aspect of failure in human decision-making. On this episode, we dive into Paul's interest in Unintended Consequences and explore some of the key things he's discovered in his research.
As you'll discover, Paul is thoughtful, thought-proking and brings some wonderful insights.
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