Joining us today is one of the winningest poker players in the world, Annie Duke. But today, Annie combines her experience as a professional poker player with the most advanced thinking on decision-making, integrating psychology, economics, game theory, and neuroscience. And that’s why she’s here today, to talk about how to know when to quit, why our lived experiences don’t necessarily validate truth and get this…why people stay in cults.
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