Retrospective: How were the Brits nudged into Brexit?
The story of Brexit is a story of how behaviour can be manipulated at large scale.
Sanrachna Foundation
Research and Innovation @SGT University
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The insight from behaviour science is unraveling multiple lenses through which we may look at altruism. One key takeaway is to not be in a hurry for taking action.
Trusting Trust in an Age of AI: A homage to Ken Thompson.
This week in the newsletter we are paying homage to a legendary computer scientist Kenneth Lane Thompson who wrote the Unix operating system, the B programming language, the C programming language, and in his 80's worked at Google, where he invented the ...
IP Manthan - Adoption of Strategies for Zero Tuberculosis by 2025
IP Manthan on Adoption of strategies for zero tuberculosis by 2025 organized by Sanrachna Foundation and Intellectual Property Office.
Limits of Memory: Why We Never Can Learn from the Past?
The paper postulated that human brains can hold seven pieces of information simultaneously, this was indeed a severe limit imposed on cognition.