Dumma Människor
Om vi är så rationella och smarta som vi tror - varför beter vi oss då så omänskligt korkat? Lina Thomsgård och psykolog Björn Hedensjö undersöker mänskligt beteende och ger dig oslagbara livstips. Hur blir man en bättre partner, vän, anställd, chef och människa? Dumma Människor är Sveriges största (och ärligt talat roligaste) vetenskapspodd.
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