[Digital Nomad Decision-making] How to use "The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature" to make better life decisions?

Hi! Dear friend Gilly, how are you? Gilly would like to share with you a very interesting book today-"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a deeper Measurement of Human Nature."

This book explores the deep-seated factors of human behavior and provides many examples for readers to understand to help us make better decisions in our daily lives.

Obstacles to the choice of digital nomad? Use behavioral science to crack the blind spots of decision-making!

In our lives, we need to face various choices every day, from simple dietary decisions to complex career choices. "The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature" reminds us that these decisions are not only rational calculations, but also affected by emotional, environmental, and social factors. This understanding helps us understand why sometimes our choices are not in our best interests.

The rational consumption mentality of digital nomadism: buy wisely and not be led away by marketing tactics!

The shopping philosophy of digital nomad: precise consumption, don't be a sucker!

"Ding dong! welcome! "Walking into a convenient supermarket or supermarket, the bright shopping environment, the display on the shelves and the placement of goods on the aisles are actually carefully designed to promote consumer shopping. The same is true of pictures and advertisements of various brands of products on shopping websites. The location of these displays affects the attention of consumers, and therefore it has become a must-fight for the brands of various businesses.

Is it really cost-effective to celebrate the anniversary and buy for a limited time? How digital nomads spend wisely

"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature" mentions the effects of human behavior.Loss avoidance、FOMO、Rarity bias(Scarcity bias)、Current bias(present bias) and other phenomena.

Whenever it comes to the anniversary celebration, various department stores use various discounts and limited-time marketing strategies, so department stores are always full of people. Everyone is afraid that if they don't buy it during this period, they will become expensive or never be able to buy it again.

At this time, use it againNudge(nudge) Words, such as: "xx perfume 100ml Taiwan limited edition, limited to 50 bottles, only sold during the anniversary of xx Department Store. "Form a common way to promote consumption.

Can digital nomads get rich overnight? Beware of survivor bias!

It is mentioned in the book: "The influence of this kind of bias, we are more fascinated by success stories than failure stories, and we often ignore the luck part. 」

When rush, passive income? Behavioral science teaches you to see through investment myths

I often see some sensational investment headlines on the Internet, such as examples such as "A certain person earns 100,000 yuan in x minutes and beats office workers", but we actually have no way to judge whether it is true or not. And this type of story can easily form incentives, making people mistakenly think that this is what investment looks like, or making people think that they can get rich in a short time.

But in fact, everyone ignores that when these masters or masters are in other days other than this performance, have they all experienced various failures and lost money, and spent a long time doing technical analysis every day, and these are facts that neither you nor I know. And these successful examples are not the norm, but most of the time they are just special cases.

Behind the freedom of digital nomadry, do technology giants really know everything?

The book mentions well-known software technology companies, such as Google, FB, and Amazon. They have mastered a large amount of user data, which allows their products to be more based on the data collected by scientific data analysis to drive up user consumption behavior, but it also raises ethical issues.

"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature" puts forward the following two ideas, which are well worth thinking about.

「Would I want to use this product myself?」
「Can this product substantially help users improve their lives?」

It seems to be reminding everyone that while using the power of science and technology, please don't forget the original intention.

The free one is the most expensive? A must-see technology trap documentary for digital nomads!

Gilly watched Netflix documentaries a few years ago："Intelligent Society: The Social Dilemma", The most impressive concept in it is：The free one is the most expensive!Why is it? Because behind the free service, it is collecting information and data from customers and users, and through this analysis of this information, the business interests of service providers can be maximized. The software interfaces provided by some technology platforms, through user experience psychology, and even reference to the interface design of the game industry, the ultimate goal is to make users addicted.

The network footprint of digital nomad, how much is your data worth?

Have you found that when you enter a website, a prompt often pops up asking if you accept the cookie setting, and even provides that users can customize the cookie setting content. This is why the service provider hopes to use cookies to record your experience and behavior on the site, and then use the data for analysis to make in-depth business decisions.

In the era of AI, is there still room for digital nomads to survive?

The advent of AI artificial intelligence has pushed human society towards greater change and evolution.

"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature" quoted "Fats Company" magazine (Fats Company) to predict what society will look like in 2100: "Automation will push the future population to typical human roles and jobs, and abolish standardized working hours and traditional class systems.The legacy of the industrial revolution has developed towards a work structure similar to that of tribes and communities before industrialization. 」

"In a more automated work environment in the future, the retained human work will require a stronger psychological foundation. －-"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature"

With the advent of the era of automation, how can digital nomads create irreplaceable value?

As mentioned in the bookBehavioral science teaches you how to view your work, Gili felt that this was the beginning of a very positive and growth-oriented thinking idea. When we ask ourselves questions like this instead of the negative idea that AI is to replace humans, we can think more rationally about what is the biggest difference between us humans and machines and artificial intelligence.

"Artificial intelligence is suitable to replace process-based work. Complete the work that humans don't want to do through automation. As for the things that humans are good at, such as care, empathy, and similar roles, they should be valued by society and the economy, because that will be our future.

Artificial intelligence has made us aware of the fundamental differences between humans and machines. 」
－"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature"

From Jili's observation, she felt that with the changes in industrial trends in recent years, humans have begun to pay more and more attention to creativity. Taiwan's social culture has long tended to be pragmatic. Compared with other advanced countries, the development of cultural creativity or marketing has been relatively slow. However, the social atmosphere in recent years has been changed by the technological and media environment, and gradually everyone has begun to rethink their lives and career development.

Gilly Conclusion：Digital Nomad X Behavioral Science, make your every choice smarter!

"The Behavioral Science of Aggression: Better Decision-making, from a Deeper Measurement of Human Nature" gave Gilly a deeper thought about daily decision-making. Whether it's shopping, interpersonal relationships, or work planning, understanding behavioral science can help us make choices more effectively.

Jili only excerpted the theme of the tip of the iceberg of this book to share her experience. There are also many brainstormes written by the author's research and practical experience in the book (It was mentioned in the author's introduction that it took 18 months to write this book), and there are also many life examples in it. After reading it, I will let you know.There is an immediate resonance in your heart: "Oh! It turned out to be like this! ". The translation is also not bad. It is a book that is suitable for anyone to read and is also worth treasuring.

Extended reading：

• 【Digital Nomad Financial Management】"Blind Spots in Financial Management": Avoid these 13 Financial Traps
• 【Digital Nomadic Time Management】Say goodbye to procrastination
• 【Nomad Mentality Development】"Green Light"

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