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Understanding the real lives of the poor is the first step toward designing effective policies to help them.
The poor are not irrational; they are just as rational as anyone else, but they operate under very different constraints.
The poor often lack the information needed to make good choices, and when they do have it, they often don’t trust it.
The poor are often more entrepreneurial than the rich, but they lack the tools to succeed.
The challenge is not just to give people money but to understand how they make decisions under constraints.
The poor are not lazy; they are just caught in a system that makes it very hard for them to escape poverty.
Policymakers should be open to revising their views based on new evidence.
Bidders in an auction are like players in a game—the rules shape their strategies.
Every scientist has a responsibility to consider the broader implications of their work.
The dead have given us the gift of their genetic legacy.
The dead have left us clues in their DNA.
The dead speak to us through the molecules they left behind.
The dead are not gone; they are part of us.
The dead outnumber the living, and their legacy lives on within us.
The Neanderthals are not extinct; they live on in us.