Think Like a Child (Rebroadcast)

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🗓️ 30 April 2015

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

When it comes to generating ideas and asking questions it can be really fruitful to have the mentality of an eight year old.

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0:00.0	Still podcast listeners, this is Stephen Dupner.
0:04.8	On May 5th, Steve Levitt and I are publishing a new book.
0:08.1	It's called When to Rob a Bank and 131 other warped suggestions and well-intended
0:14.2	rants.
0:15.5	It is, as I say this, the best book in the history of the printed word.
0:21.0	I can't promise there wasn't something better before Gutenberg, but, well, my point is
0:26.0	you should probably read it.
0:27.4	So find the pause button on this podcast and go order When to Rob a Bank.
0:32.2	Go ahead.
0:33.2	Oh, wait.
0:35.2	Waiting.
0:36.2	Waiting.
0:37.2	Waiting.
0:38.2	By the way, if you want to learn more about the book or keep up with our media appearances
0:42.5	for the book, just go to Freakonomics.com or keep up with us on Twitter, Facebook,
0:47.3	Waiting.
0:49.3	Okay.
0:50.3	Welcome back.
0:51.3	Now, as for today's podcast, it is called Think Like a Child.
0:56.1	We originally put this one out last year, but given how busy your life is, I guess even
1:00.5	if you heard it back then, you will have forgotten everything about it.
1:03.4	And next week, we'll be back with a brand new episode.
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