Sharp Talks is a Pikant & Naumof project which aims at
bringing a behavioral science perspective to sensitive issues such as poverty,
corruption, human rights, discrimination, crime etc.
Each episode is hosted by Nicolae NAUMOF and a guest
specialized in a different field is invited.
We discuss sensitive issues and bring
two (scientific) perspectives on the topic in the hope that we will bring some
light on it.
The First Episode of Sharp Talks is focused on the topic of
Poverty, particularly on Self-Enforced Poverty. The guest of the first edition
is Fred Sepp who is specialized in sociology and political science.
Enjoy the show and let us know what you think of it. (Take
into account that we are not professional film-makers or TV specialists and the
show is done on a very low budget… so focus on the talk :) )
Note: This content is not addressed to people who are under
the age of 18.
Here are links and references to some of the materials we
mentioned during the talk.
On Giving money to poor people:
http://www.economist.com/news/international/21588385-giving-money-directly-poor-people-works-surprisingly-well-it-cannot-deal?utm_source=buffer&utm_campaign=Buffer&utm_content=buffer21cdf&utm_medium=twitter
https://decorrespondent.nl/10/
On Fast & Slow Life History Theory:
On Poverty leading to suboptimal decisions:
On Poverty Nutrition Trap:
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