Richard Thaler, every mention

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▶ 7:38 Mason Morfit Richard Thaler was at Harvard doing behavioral economics, but that wasn't really a thing.

▶ 25:04 Annie Duke As Richard Thaler said to me, the only time that we're willing to quit is usually when it's no longer a decision. 2 times in the scene
▶ 31:40 Annie Duke If we think about what Thaler talks about with mental accounting, we don't like to close mental accounts in the losses.
▶ 1:09:09 Annie Duke His name is Richard Deller.

▶ 57:15 Katy Milkman And I think the second would probably be Richard Thaler, who wrote the book, Nudge, and also won a Nobel Prize in economics, and his thinking about the way we can create change, the, every environment is shaping our decisions and that we…

▶ 5:45 Cade Massey I was there when Richard Thaler moved to the University of Chicago. 5 times in the scene
▶ 49:10 Cade Massey And to be honest with you, my project with Thaler on this came from the 99 draft, and they were talking about that draft, and they were comparing it.

▶ 29:03 Michael Mauboussin Dick Thaler on the topic of myopic loss aversion.
▶ 41:32 Michael Mauboussin This is probably, maybe it was ill-advised to go, but I've quarantined myself since I've been there, and there was a really fascinating talk about by Richard Thaler on posing the open question. 4 times in the scene

▶ 6:22 Drew Dickson And in the mid eighties, late eighties, early nineties, there was this heretic group of economists, one of them being Richard Thaler, who was up at Cornell at the time. 4 times in the scene
▶ 10:47 Drew Dickson And then combining all those experiences, starting with the Thaler behavioral backbone and the deep dive fundamental investing of Fidelity and the sort of more nimble focused investing that you do at a hedge fund.
▶ 17:13 Ted Seides When you take the lessons you learned from Dick Thaler, your various investment experiences, and then you go to apply it at Albert Bridge,
▶ 17:57 Drew Dickson I realized, and actually reading through Thinking Fast and Slow, Danny Kahneman's book, this is Dick Thaler's mentor, and he's the one that came up with a lot of these things that we all do as human beings, and I remember the most…

▶ 9:25 Jason Karp From Thaler and Tversky, and now there have been a lot of books written about this topic, but I was just sort of fascinated in what made humans tick, and I love psychology,

▶ 12:01 Paul Johnson Schiller, Kahneman, Tversky, and Thaler's behavioral fits perfectly into this. 2 times in the scene

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