Concept: Explore ambiguity aversion — our tendency to prefer known risks over unknown ones — and how it shapes everything from product choices to career decisions.
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The Hidden Cost of Certainty: Why We Overpay for Predictability
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The Illusion of Statistical Significance: When “Winning” Tests Lose in the Real World
Explores how A/B test results often fail to replicate due to novelty effects, sampling bias, and misaligned success metrics. Bridge this with real-world CRO experience and behavioral noise.
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Signaling vs. Substance: What Really Gets You Hired in Data-Driven Roles
Unpacks how companies hire using heuristics and status cues (degrees, certifications, brand names). Uses signal theory and Bayesian updating to show how to build credible alternative signals.
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The Psychology of Free: How Zero Changes Everything
Concept: Analyze zero-price effect and how removing cost distorts rational evaluation.
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Thinking in Portfolios, Not Jobs: How to Experiment With Your Career
Applies experimental design and portfolio theory to career strategy — testing skill bets, time allocation, and optionality rather than chasing linear titles.
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Beyond Conversion: Measuring Behavior Change, Not Just Clicks
Argues for a shift from surface-level metrics (CVR, CTR) to psychological impact metrics — habit formation, attention durability, and long-term retention. Perfect blend of experimentation + behavioral science.
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