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The last financial crisis was 2008, so I guess thank god for Covid-19.

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Markets operate on a ten-year cycle. Bankers only have a five-year memory.

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We're born dumb. It's part of the human condition.

The human brain is pretty decent about making decisions right now about what's going on right now. Everyone is pretty good at that. The number one just makes sense to the human brain. Two too. Many brains just naturally get three, but not all. After that even counting is an abstract concept that at least takes some work. Thankfully most of us have enough fingers to get to ten. Now let's talk about the effects of the impact bias, temporal discounting, and arithmetic. Things your brain doesn't naturally understand.

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