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All the easier to control you

One of the world’s tech scholars talks geeks, two-pizza teams, the 90 percent syndrome and a whole lot more.

It was the glitziest party I had ever been to: the V&A Museum lit up at night, free-flowing champagne and just the right dose of celebrity guests. I was newly published in 2019 and the HarperCollins Summer Party felt like the Oscars of literature. The biggest names in publishing were drinking and chatting on the lawn. In fact, an Oscar winner or two, among them Eddie Redmayne, have been known to come along.

Journalist and author Will Storr explains how status influences everything we do. Whether consciously or subconsciously, we all seek to be of value and feel accepted. Author Chuck Thompson says today’s status ideals have shifted; status is not reflected in the clothes you wear, but more about what you do for society.

I’m a liberal-arts type, so I see life as a story. Each person is born into a family. Over the course of life, we find things to love and commit

Modern culture has a dehumanizing way of seeing the world.

From: Studio B: UnscriptedAuthor Will Storr and evolutionary biologist Nichola Raihani discuss the psychology of status, and why people believe in con

Will Storr and Nichola Raihani discuss the psychology of status, and why people believe in conspiracy theories.