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2006-07-21T18:54:00.000-07:00

From "The Marketplace of Perceptions", an article ...

2006-07-18T05:30:00.000-07:00

From "The Marketplace of Perceptions", an article on behavioral economics:

?There?s a fundamental tension, in humans and other animals, between seizing available rewards in the present, and being patient for rewards in the future,? he says. ?It?s radically important. People very robustly want instant gratification right now, and want to be patient in the future. If you ask people, ?Which do you want right now, fruit or chocolate?? they say, ?Chocolate!? But if you ask, ?Which one a week from now?? they will say, ?Fruit.? Now we want chocolate, cigarettes, and a trashy movie. In the future, we want to eat fruit, to quit smoking, and to watch Bergman films.?

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From "The Marketplace of Perceptions", an article ...