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From fool global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money

radio show. I'm Chris Hill. Thank you so much for listening. For the past few days,

we've been in Denver for a very Motley Fool investing conference, so we've got something a little

different this week. Later on in the show, we'll revisit my conversation with Derek Thompson,

author of the best-selling book, Hitmakers, the science of popularity in an age of distraction.

But first, a few months ago, I sat down to talk with my favorite financial columnist, Morgan Housel.

Let's start with the thing that you wrote recently that got more buzz on Twitter than anything

I've seen. And a lot of the stuff you write gets a lot of buzz on Twitter, but I haven't seen

anything like this. And it was a long piece entitled The Psychology of Money. And let me quote

from early into piece, investing is not the study of finance. It's the study of how people behave

with money. That's right. That really is, and when I read the piece, it was one of those things that

just kept going back to me like, yeah, we're weird creatures. When it comes to money, we human

beings. Yeah. Now, the whole post is 9,000 words, and I think that sentence that you just quoted

is probably, all you need to read. If you don't want to read the other 8,900, that's really all you

need to read. Because that's always how I thought about investing. There's no amount of intelligence

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