Irrationally Yours
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Need some advice? Ever wonder whether to split a check on a date, how to say “no” to a request, what to buy for a perfect gift, or why people cheat? Read answers to these conundrums in Irrationally Yours, written by social scientist, Duke Professor and bestselling author Dan Ariely.
This app brings you excerpts from the book Irrationally Yours: On Missing Socks, Pickup Lines, and other Existential Puzzles, and from Dan’s Wall Street Journal column, “Ask Ariely.”
Go on short, medium, or long reading adventures (designed specifically for bathroom breaks of different lengths). Track your progress and save your favorite dilemmas. Earn achievements and learn how to apply social science to everyday challenges!
This app brings you excerpts from the book Irrationally Yours: On Missing Socks, Pickup Lines, and other Existential Puzzles, and from Dan’s Wall Street Journal column, “Ask Ariely.”
Go on short, medium, or long reading adventures (designed specifically for bathroom breaks of different lengths). Track your progress and save your favorite dilemmas. Earn achievements and learn how to apply social science to everyday challenges!
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What are users saying about Irrationally Yours
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His blogs and columns are excellent. I hope same for the app. Would like to see an option to add comments. You may moderate/approve these comments for public publishing.
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It worked for awhile great content by the way
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I bet Dan uses the data from the app for some research project. Yours sincerely, the guinea pig.
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No bugs, interesting content
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Really like his advice
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I like Dan's blog, but this app doesn't work on my Nexus 5x.
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I like the stories in general and I wonder how I can send in my own questions. Anyway, there seems no need for confirmation pop-ups after I tap "Read" and "Liked". They annoy. Also, tapping "back" from an article should take me to the main menu and not exit the app. Easy modifications, I suppose.