You loved how Blink exposed the hidden machinery behind split-second choices—now Dan Ariely pulls back the curtain on every supposedly rational decision you make. Predictably Irrational dissects why we overpay, overcommit, and overthink with the same addictive anecdotes and counterintuitive punch that made thin-slicing feel like a superpower. If Gladwell taught you to trust your gut, Ariely reveals exactly when your gut is lying.
Same pop-science swagger, fresh battlefield: behavioral economics meets everyday delusion. Ariely turns shopping carts, first dates, and office politics into case studies that flatter your intelligence while dismantling your confidence.
If Gladwell taught you to trust your gut, Ariely reveals exactly when your gut is lying.
"an entertaining and counter-intuitive look at the world around us...this book was 'unputdownable' and 'highly instructive'" — Riku Sayuj, Goodreads
"A shoe-in for my favorite non-fiction book...Ariely's style is great -- conversational, to the point, made relevant to some part of your life..." — Jamie, Goodreads
"Extremely thought provoking read...the sort of stuff we should be teaching in our schools." — Baba, Goodreads
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