#DigitalNudge - The Hidden Forces that Shape our Digital Decisions
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Claims that people make 35,000 decisions a day and that 91.5% click results from the first page back the core argument, with examples like Google search ranking, Amazon’s patent for anticipatory shipping, and Netflix’s autoplay demonstrating the default bias as a digital nudge. Concrete tools include continuous glucose monitors and a Quintec machine learning product for diabetes, plus the Liechtenstein digital nudging framework and five digital consciousness skills; ethical framing contrasts persuasion versus coercion with real deployment examples.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:42Thinking fast and slow
- 4:25Cognitive biases
- 7:43Digital nudge
- 12:30#DigitalNudge4Good
- 15:43The 5 digital consciousness skills
- 17:05Now what?
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