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Rachael Meleney: Dance and Decision Paralysis
How long have you worked at CAH? I was brought on in September 2015. What brought you to CAH? I graduated from UNC with a variety of experience working with entrepreneurship education and…
Lab Member of the Month / MAY 19 2017
Conor Artman: From Music to Math
How long have you worked at CAH? I’ve worked at the lab for about 2 years. What brought you to CAH? I was deciding between being an analyst at the Federal Reserve Board and…
Lab Member of the Month / APRIL 14 2017
Vlad Chituc: "Rad"
Beginning this month and continuing each month after, we will be showcasing a member of the Center for Advanced Hindsight. For February, the lab member with this dubious honor is Vlad Chituc. How long…
Lab Member of the Month / FEBRUARY 10 2017
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How to Effectively Engage with Climate Change Skeptics
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5 Great Behavioral Economics Reads from April
1. How To Grow Prepaid Through Financial Well-being Kristen Berman, Wendy De La Rosa, and Mariel Beasley discuss the recent boom in prepaid card use, and how they can be used to further expand…
Truth Bending: Why Politicians are Such Comfortable Liars
Today many Americans find themselves thinking: how are politicians so comfortable lying? The answer may be found in the important element of how they lie. Specifically, politicians rarely lie straightforwardly; instead, they bend the…