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I'm delighted that our paper, "Risk Matters Less When Options Are Apples-to-Oranges: The Translate-and-Accommodate Model" (Evan Weingarten, Yuval Rottenstreich, and George Wu) has just been accepted at Psychological Review. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... 1/N
What a story!
My succinct Strait of Hormuz synopsis:
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Says the guy who was not able to multiply 17 and 6 twenty years ago. At least then, senior was less of a dolt than junior. www.motherjones.com/politics/201...
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<div> <div> <div> <p><a rel="nofollow"><span>Risk aversion for moderate-likelihood gains is perhaps the best-known stylized fact from decision r
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<p><span>Risk Matters Less When Options Are Apples-to-Oranges: </span><span>The Translate-and-Accommodate Model</span></p>
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Still, Donald insists his wrong answer is correct.
Donald Trump, Ivanka, & Don Jr were asked very easy math problems. They got them very wrong.
Trump on his cognitive test: "It had a question like, 'pick a number, sir, any number.' Okay. 203. 'Multiple by 9. Divide by 2. Add on 1,324. Subtract 1,292. Sir, multiply it out one more time by 19. What is the answer, sir?' I got it right."
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I urge you to read this story about the shot and its wonderful aftermath. www.espn.com/nba/story/_/...
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Thirty years ago, Don Calhoun got picked to try a three-quarter-court shot during a Bulls game. He made it, sending Michael Jordan and the Bulls into an all-out frenzy because he had won $1 million. O...
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The $1 million shot that changed sports contests forever
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April 14, 1993: Chicago Bulls fan Don Calhoun attends his first Bulls game in three years and throws in a 75-foot shot that wins him $1,000,000. Calhoun was selected to shoot because a Bulls employee felt his “suede hiking boots wouldn’t scuff the court."
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