Prof. Eric J. Johnson: Choice Architecture and Financial Decisions | Rational Reminder 240

[@scottmuc2112]

Every time I heard "choice architecture" an image of a 80's/90's teen walking around Chicago looking at the buildings saying "dude... choice architecture!"

[@Ferdinand208]

42:00 Netflix does experiments to get the best landing page Why is Netflix so awful then? Their design makes it feel like they have about 100 movies, 100 series. I can't find their documentaries unless I go looking for them. I keep forgetting my watchlist exist and when I look in it it is a chore to find anything I would like to watch. And this is my watchlist! There are hundreds of classics in there that are great. I think my time on Netflix is 50% looking for what to watch. KZbin on the other hand is not perfect but 99% of the time I can find something interesting within 1 minute like this podcast. That is why I don't get why Netflix would make it even harder and more expensive to keep Netflix.

[@thomas6502]

A topic near and dear to my heart. Great discussion. Thanks all!

[@JustinAdamMyerson]

The analogy regarding exponential growth applying both to saving and borrowing was brilliant. It should be taught from a young age... Fascinating interview, thank you Ben and Cameron!

[@AAkCN1]

Great episode! Love the breadth of topics over the years

[@flowersfrom7311]

Default choice presents an interesting ethical question, is it appropriate for other people to influence somebody's decision. I don't have an answer to this question.

[@muffemod]

I watched the whole video yo!

[@TheBrandonBShow]

Super interesting stuff, if you ever want to delve into the crypto world. I'm arguably an expert and would love to have a conversation some time!