189. When Should You Trust Your Gut? | No Stupid Questions

Explores when gut instincts beat expertise, using psychology and real examples to sharpen judgment.

Behavioral economicsPodcast episodeintroductorybounded rationalitycognitive biasdecision makingexpertiseheuristicsintuitionAngela DuckworthMike Maughan

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