Why Our Economic Intuitions Are Often Wrong
Such tendencies stem from our evolutionary psychology.
Adam Omary is a Research Fellow at the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity. He earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from Harvard University. Subscribe to his Substack, Psychology of Progress.
Such tendencies stem from our evolutionary psychology.
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Abundance, loose criteria, and perverse healthcare incentives turned normal struggles into a diagnosable epidemic.
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Blog Post | Health & Demographics
Most new cases reflect mild or no significant impairment. Moderate and severe cases have declined.
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Blog Post | Cost of Material Goods
The time required to buy chocolate and flowers has fallen dramatically.
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The Human Progress Podcast | Ep. 72
Psychologist Chris Ferguson joins Adam Omary to discuss American mental health, cognitive biases, and the dangers of narrative overreach.
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Blog Post | Cost of Material Goods
Why O. Henry would be shocked by holiday giving in 2025.
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Blog Post | Culture & Tolerance
Our competing moral assumptions are instinctual, but not arbitrary.
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Let’s give thanks for how far we’ve come since the time of the Pilgrims.
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