2018-02-01
17 分钟You're listening to episode number 117 of the Feel Good English podcast, The Dumb Things.
We all do.
Hello there, Kevin here with another episode of the Feel Good English podcast.
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How are you?
Thanks for joining me again, and if you're new here, welcome.
I hope this podcast makes you feel good.
Good about English and life, because that's what I do.
Teach life lessons for those out there that would like to become great English speakers and would like to have a great life too.
Well, greater life.
Today, I have some ideas from a very interesting book called Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely.
And the main point in this book, the overall message is that much of our behavior is misguided, irrational.
Through research and study, the author has found that a lot of this irrational behavior is also predictable,
which means there are very human and natural reasons we behave this way.
So to kick things off, let's talk about these two words, irrational and predictable.
Irrational, or not rational, is when we act without logic or in an unreasonable way.
Irrational.
Irrational.
You're not acting rational.
And predictable, to predict, you probably know what that means.