The Hidden Cost of Deplition #shorts

6 Mar 2024 · 1 min
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Adam Markel (speaker/creator) explains the concept of psychological/physiological "depletion" and its behavioral costs: when people are depleted they become more reactive, less patient, make quicker (and often poorer) decisions, become somewhat less trustworthy (more likely to lie), and — critically — lose capacity to think beyond immediate problems. The piece frames the central question as whether people can be "bigger than those challenges" rather than whether challenges will occur.

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