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by J.D. Trout, Ph.D.
J.D. Trout is a philosopher of science and a speech perception researcher at Loyola University in Chicago. His most recent book is The Empathy Gap. See full bio
June 30, 2009, Happiness

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Funny Money, Or: The Pleasures of Efficiency

By J.D. Trout, Ph.D. on June 30, 2009 in The Greater Good

Some months back, PT bloggers were asked to comment on their relationship with money, with a special focus on any quirks we have. This is a more personal perspective than many of us take in our blogs, but still interesting and worthwhile. I hope you like it. Read More

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