
Cognitive Scientist & Health Policy Advisor | Research translation, decision-making, foresight | Co-author: The Invention of Tomorrow @BasicBooks
Sydney, Australia
Joined February 2011
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Just arrived!! A new book 'Memory in Science for Society' - I wrote a chapter w/ Dan Schacter reviewing how people make decisions about the future.
We cover intertemporal choice, focusing on applied attempts to reduce delay discounting and increase patience.
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『「未来」を発明したサル The Invention of Tomorrow:A Natural History of Foresight 記憶と予測の人類史』トーマス・スーデンドルフ ThomasSuddendorf ジョナサン・レッドショウ JonathanRedshaw アダム・ブリー AdamBurrey 波多野理彩子訳(早川書房)2024。地球上で他生物と隔する人類の能力とは
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記事書いた。おもしろかった〜。
卓越した先見性こそが人間を地球の覇者たらしめた──『「未来」を発明したサル: 記憶と予測の人類史』 - 基本読書
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I recently reviewed the book "The Invention of Tomorrow: A Natural History of Foresight" by cognitive scientists Thomas Suddendorf, Jonathan Redshaw, and Adam Bulley for @iftf's Foresight Matters publication.
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Great to see this new coverage of our book 'The Invention of Tomorrow' in El Mundo @elmundoes !!
"La máquina del tiempo que hizo que el ser humano dominara el planeta: "La invención del futuro fue clave en nuestro éxito como especie""
elmundo.es/papel/historias/2…
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El invento más importante de la humanidad que evitó nuestra extinción socy.es/pn1fi4
Some news! So excited to be joining 'The Behavioural Insights Team' @B_I_Tweets this week as an Advisor in their Sydney office @BITAusNZ 🥳
BIT is a social purpose company that creates & applies insights from psychology and behavioural economics for positive impact.
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BIT works across a range of areas to develop better systems, policies, products and services using an evidence-based understanding of human behaviour.
More info here: bi.team/about-us-2/who-we-ar…
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Prospect Theory's famous “S-shaped” value function is a cornerstone of behavioural economics. Surprisingly, more than 40 years after its inception, there seem to be a lot of remaining puzzles about it.
Or... perhaps not anymore. A 🧵that may change your view on Prospect Theory.
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Second, The Invention of Tomorrow: A Natural History of Foresight, by Thomas Suddendorf, Jonathan Redshaw & @Adamdbulley (also Suddendorf's earlier book The Gap is good too). A terrific intro to foresight and mental time travel hachettebookgroup.com/titles…
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For @Shepherd_books, I compiled a reading list of books I'd recommend for taking a longer view of time, complementing my own, The Long View. I explain here why I personally found them such excellent reads! shepherd.com/best-books/to-t…
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Delighted to have an adaptation of The Long View in The Observer today! It draws on a number of themes from the book, particularly the way that crisis can shorten our sense of time theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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🎉 Book Cover Reveal! 🎉
I am so excited that I can officially unveil the book covers for my new book “A Theory of Everyone”. 📚
I'll be talking a lot more about the book between now and September. All retweets, likes, and other help getting the book out to your networks would mean a lot to me!
Press release: thebookseller.com/rights/bas…
Pre-order link: linktr.ee/theoryofeveryone
#BookRecommendations #bookcover #TheoryOfEveryone
Anyone interested in the intersection of behavioural economics, cognitive psychology, & evolutionary biology will want to follow @page_eco's new Substack.
Lionel is a rare interdisciplinary thinker working on deep q's about the roots of human behaviour.
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Great to see some German coverage of 'The Invention of Tomorrow' in Psychologie Heute @psyheu - "Five side effects of our ability to mentally time travel"
"Fünf Nebenwirkungen unserer Fähigkeit zu mentalen Zeitreisen"
psychologie-heute.de/leben/a…
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Woodcuts by American artist Gordon Mortensen (born 1943). A few more here instagram.com/p/CtZSqFeqCXF/…
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One of my favorite parts of working on my book was gaining a deeper understanding of #procrastination, viewed through the lens of present self - future self tradeoffs. Here, in @behscientist, is an excerpt from this section. behavioralscientist.org/the-…
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New episode (793), with Dr. Adam Bulley (@Adamdbulley), about his book, The Invention of Tomorrow: A Natural History of Foresight. #psychology #CognitiveScience #humanevolution #Science
YouTube: youtu.be/TnTT7nQ4XvE
Podcast: bit.ly/3MXrcx2
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Why should we plan for the future when the present (and the future) is marked by so much uncertainty? It's a question I grappled with as I finished writing my book, and it's the focus of this excerpt in Big Think. bigthink.com/thinking/key-fe…
























