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S3E7 ? Žiga Vižintin on Why Retirement Investing is Irrational

S3E7 ? Žiga Vižintin on Why Retirement Investing is Irrational

FromThe Behavioral Investor


S3E7 ? Žiga Vižintin on Why Retirement Investing is Irrational

FromThe Behavioral Investor

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Length:
48 minutes
Released:
Jul 18, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

We interviewed Žiga Vižintin of https://irrationalretirement.com/about/. We talked about some common themes of this investigative series:

-delay discounting
-episodic future thinking
-lack of intuition about growth in curves
-harnessing the power of time
-gamification

Listen in as we tie it all together to design a retirement fund contribution stimulus app to produce irrational levels of investment in your future.

WHAT WE DO

We solve the mathematical problem of causing an enormous increase in one's bank account balance through human effort. The podcast therefore has two themes, mathematics and human behaviour. Together, behavioural investing. We take a first principles approach by summarising scientific studies and interviewing psychology and mathematics researchers. This will show us the first principles. We will then reason from these first principles to the best strategy to cause optimal human investing behaviour.

WHERE WE ARE

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Substack: https://behafin.substack.com/

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Released:
Jul 18, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

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We solve the mathematical problem of causing an enormous increase in one's bank account balance through human effort. The podcast therefore has two themes, mathematics and human behaviour. Together, behavioural investing. We take a first principles approach by summarising scientific studies and interviewing psychology and mathematics researchers. This will show us the first principles. We will then reason from these first principles to the best strategy to cause optimal human investing behaviour.