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14 Jan 2008
Matthew Taylor
A great thing about having an interest in the science of human behaviour is that you can conduct little social experiments as you go about day to day life.
10 Jan 2008
I continue to be fascinated with the research emerging from the new field of social neuroscience. This involves a multi-disciplinary approach to exploring the interaction between the hard wiring of our brains and our social behaviours.
07 Dec 2007
I have a quantum theory of jokes. When I hear a good new gag (new to me, at least) I can’t wait to tell those of my friends who like that kind of thing. But however good the joke, and however well it goes down at first, gradually its power diminishes.
14 Nov 2007
Last week the BBC published an opinion poll of attitudes to families. The headline grabbing finding was that 94% of us feel positive about our own families, up by 4% from a similar poll in 1964.
13 Sep 2007
In my speech about pro-social behaviour (all reasonable speaker's fees accepted) I suggest we can group under three headings the ways we need to develop as people if we are to create the better future we say we want.
31 May 2007
My reader said last week's blog was a bit dull and wonky so this week I will speak from the heart.
18 May 2007
Thanks to those who responded positively to last week's post. With yet another crazy RSA week behind me I can only add a few lines.
11 May 2007
A quick and random thought.
04 May 2007
We've had an amazing week of lectures.
24 Apr 2007
So I've done the marathon. Three hours 28 minutes and 52 seconds. Just inside my 3:30 target and just outside the top 10 per cent of runners overall. I started writing this on Monday morning and was still as stiff as a board, sunburned and sore all over.
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