Dan Ariely at the LSE
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As this talk will take place in the middle of half term, many people may be unable to get to it - but if you want to spend an evening in London next week, check out the possibility of hearing Dan Ariely speak about his new book ‘The Upside of Irrationality’ on Wednesday 27th October at 6.30. You need to apply for a ticket, from 1pm this Thursday 21st October - you are likely to need to be pretty prompt if you are going to be lucky. The link to information about the event is here.
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