014: Gerald Ashley on risk, replication crisis & pandemic costs
A LOAD OF BS ON SPORT · A LOAD OF BS ON SPORT
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Show Notes
Fellow BSers,
Welcome to A Load of BS: The Behavioural Science Podcast with me Daniel Ross. Today, my guest once again is Gerald Ashley, a re-formed financial markets man and now BS expert with strong interests in change, risk and decision making.
Indeed, Gerald has written books on the subject, is a regular media contributor and happily is hitting the live speaking circuit again after too long a gap. That story we know.
Today, we're talking about:
- Our over connected world and the pressures this brings
- Pandemic costs
- The BS replication crisis and its party tricks
- Unsettling science
- And, of course, we end with Gerald's quick fire round
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We pick up today's conversation with another though on the subject of connectivity.
Book recommendations:
- Little Book of Banana Skins, by Donough O'Brien
- Reckoning with Risk: Learning to Live with Uncertainty, by Gerd Gigerenzer
- The Diaries of Samuel Pepys, by Samuel Pepys
Gerald's own books:
- Two Speed World: The impact of explosive and gradual change - its effect on you and everything else
- The Tangled World: Understanding human connections, networks and complexity
And finally…
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