Скачать или смотреть Psychology of Misjudgment #20: The Drug-Misinfluence Tendency

Addiction has the power to distort rational thinking, leading to reckless financial decisions, broken relationships, and self-destructive behavior. In this video, we explore Charlie Munger’s Drug-Misinfluence Tendency, a cognitive bias that explains how alcohol, drugs, and other substances impair judgment and lead people to make choices they later regret.

From celebrities like Whitney Houston and Elvis Presley to everyday individuals struggling with substance abuse, we examine real-world examples of how addiction clouds decision-making. We also discuss how companies, marketing, and even social environments contribute to this tendency, making it harder to break free.

We’ll also look at how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and other recovery programs have helped millions regain control of their lives by overcoming the psychological grip of addiction.

By understanding how addiction manipulates the brain into making irrational choices, you can take proactive steps to protect yourself, your finances, and your relationships from its destructive effects.

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Thanks for watching, and remember—rational thinking leads to better decisions.