but that s why the locals are going to have a better sense of how the system works on the ground. yesterday, i was talking to some people from japan, i wouldn t say that the policies that would be adopted there would be precisely the same as the ones that would be adopted in the uk, but what i will say is people are more similar than they are different. yes, there are cultural differences but everybody has got self control problems. everyone has difficult with complex mathematical problems. we can make decision making easier globally. i m interested not byjust trust but transparency too. do people need to know how
the same as the ones that would be adopted in the uk, but what i will say is people are more similar than they are different. yes, there are cultural differences but everybody has got self control problems. everyone has difficult with complex mathematical problems. we can make decision making easier globally. i m interested not byjust trust but transparency too. do people need to know how public policy makers are trying to modify their behaviours in certain ways? there are certain well known sort of case studies in behaviour modification was up simple ones like putting an image of a fly in a urinal
but that s why the locals are going to have a better sense of how the system works on the ground. yesterday, i was talking to some people from japan, i wouldn t say that the policies that would be adopted there would be precisely the same as the ones that would be adopted in the uk, but what i will say is people are more similar than they are different. yes, there are cultural differences but everybody has got self control problems. everyone has difficult with complex mathematical problems. we can make decision making easier globally. i m interested not byjust trust but transparency too. do people need to know how
sometimes we have self-control problems, sometimes we re impulsive. in these circumstances, private and public institutions without coercing can make our lives better. glenn: he comes up later in the show again. spooky stuff. let me go first to joe klein. time magazine, you know, entitled miles per hours in this piece too dumb to thrive. that s you. too dumb to thrive. he says it s difficult to thrive in a competitive world if you are a nation of dodos. congressman dingal talks about how hard is it to control the people. the harsh fact of the matter is when you are going to pass legislation, that will cover 300 american people in different ways it takes a long time to do the necessary administrative step s that have to be taken to
sometimes we have self-control problems, sometimes we re impulsive. in these circumstances, private and public institutions without coercing can make our lives better. glenn: he comes up later in the show again. spooky stuff. let me go first to joe klein. time magazine, you know, entitled miles per hours in this piece too dumb to thrive. that s you. too dumb to thrive. he says it s difficult to thrive in a competitive world if you are a nation of dodos. congressman dingal talks about how hard is it to control the people. the harsh fact of the matter is when you are going to pass legislation, that will cover 300 american people in different ways it takes a long time to do the necessary administrative step s that have to be taken to