TED: 3 ways to make better decisions -- by thinking like a computer | Tom Griffiths

The video explores decision-making challenges in everyday life, using Sydney's housing market as an example. It introduces the 37% rule for optimal stopping problems and discusses the explore/exploit trade-off. The speaker shares personal experiences with rational decision-making and highlights how computer science principles can aid in organizing and solving complex problems. The video concludes with insights into simplifying hard problems using algorithms.

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