Bryan Cranston on Retirement + That Time he was Wanted for Murder

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The Evolution of Online Conflict: Why We Can't Look Away | Really? no Really?

Just because something is going viral doesn't mean it's important but it can be divisive because not everyone is sharing and receiving the same information. But this is how social media platforms can cause us to get in our own bubbles causing serious dangerous divisiveness. Lucki ...  Show more

The Unique Psychology of Auctioneering | Really? no Really?

Auctions are unique psychologically because instead of me putting your product up at a price that you determine, it's determined by the public as a way for the seller to get richer. Whether it's art, livestock or collectible toys, you'll notice that the auctioneer has a certain f ...  Show more

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