Over the past 50 years, psychological research has ushered in new understanding of the human mind: that it is just as fallible as it is extraordinary. The same mind capable of incredible feats of ingenuity and compassion is also capable of decisions that defy rationality and go against our best interests as individuals and organizations. So how does the mind work – and what are its blindspots? Outsmarting Human Minds (OHM) was founded by Mahzarin Banaji to bring together growing public desire to understand and improve decision-making with insights from the mind sciences. With initial support from PwC and Harvard University, this educational material is designed – via short videos and podcasts – to explore the quirky and sometimes surprising aspects of how our minds work. The hope of this project is that by knowing the science, we can take steps to recognize and even conquer our blindspots. Our minds can learn and change. Knowledge is only a first step, but by understanding our minds, we can take steps – as individuals and as organizations – to change our behavior and policies and improve the decisions we make in life and at work.
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400 years ago, we began to explore the universe with simple tools. And it challenged our beliefs about our place in the universe. Are investigations of the universe inside our minds any different? An introduction by OIB founder Mahzarin Banaji. For references and related material, visit ------------------------ The Universe Inside was created and developed by Mahzarin Banaji and Olivia Kang with funding from PwC and Harvard University. Narration by Mahzarin Banaji Artwork by Olivia Kang Camera & Editing by Evan Younger Music by Big Score Audio and Tiny Music via Premium Beat © 2017 President and Fellows of Harvard College