Throwback Thursday: The Myth of the "Relationship Spark" | Logan Ury
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Welcome to Behavioral Grooves, the podcast that explores human behavior through a behavioral science lens. I'm Kurt Nelson. And I'm Tim Houlihan. We like to explore why we do what we do with researchers, authors, and practitioners in a conversational setting in order to bring those insights to you. And I'm Christina Grovert.
I'm a professor in behavioral economics at the University of Copenhagen. And also the co-founder of Impactually, a behavioral science consultancy. Wait, wait, wait, wait. What what's going on here? Why why is Christina here?
I mean, Christina, no offense, we love you, but I thought this episode was going to be on dating and love. And and you're a professor of behavioral economics. Well, Tim invited me to join you guys today because we're talking about something that I have spent quite some time thinking about these past months. Romance and dating during the pandemic. I would love to contribute some interesting ideas about how to make dating more efficient by using games theory.
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