Look again the power of noticing what was always there / Tali Sharot and Cass R. Sunstein.

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Introduction: How we habituate to everything, all the time ; Part I;Well-being. Happiness : on ice cream, the midlife crisis, and monogamy ; Variety : why you should chop up the good but swallow the bad whole ; Social media : how to wake up from a technologically induced coma ; Resilience : a critical ingredient for a healthy mind ; Part II;Thinking and believing. Creativity : overcoming the habituation of thought ; Lying : how to keep your child from growing a long nose ; (Mis)information : how to make people believe (almost) anything ; Part III;Health and safety. Risk : what Swedes taught us about högertrafikomläggningen ; Environment : you could live next to a pig farm in the South during summer ; Part IV;Society. Progress : breaking the chains of low expectations ; Discrimination : the gentle Jew, the miniskirt-wearing scientist, and the children who were just not cool ; Tyranny : the devastatingly incremental nature of descent into fascism ; Law : putting a price on pain? ; Experiments in living : the future of dishabituation.

Un profesor de neurociencia y un profesor de derecho de Harvard se unen en este trabajo innovador, basado en décadas de investigación en las ciencias psicológicas y biológicas, que muestra cómo alterar nuestras rutinas puede llevarnos a ver, sentir y notar nuevamente, y a aceptar cambios muy necesarios. para vivir una vida más feliz, más plena. Editor