Receivers Limit the Prevalence of Deception in Humans: Evidence from Diving Behaviour in Soccer Players

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Fred dives, Neymar scores, Brazil wins! Straight out of the textbook

sex, genes & rock, 13 Jun 2014

The soccer World Cup (yes, I persist in calling it “soccer”) is the one time in every four years I pay any sustained attention…

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Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed, 07 Oct 2011

Peter Thiel: The end of the future – http://t.co/8ld52n7w /cc @GregorMacdonald @timoreilly -> Backstory on that birthday video…

Prevalence of Deception in Humans: Evidence from Diving Behaviour in Soccer Players

Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed, 07 Oct 2011

New paper on a natural experiment in human deceiptfulness: Soccers dives and referee proximity. Receivers Limit the Prevalence…

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