Tag archive for ‘Oliver Payne’

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  The Future Quotient: 50 Stars in Seriously Long-term Innovation and The Tragedy Of The Commons

  11/11/11 • (40820http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2011/11/the-future-quotient-50-stars-in-seriously-long-term-innovation-and-the-tragedy-of-the-commons/The+Future+Quotient%3A+50+Stars+in+Seriously+Long-term+Innovation+and+The+Tragedy+Of+The+Commons2011-11-11+13%3A15%3A27Colwyn)

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  Great night for Oliver speaking at Science Museum

  24/2/11 • (39031http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2011/02/great-night-for-oliver-speaking-at-science-museum/Great+night+for+Oliver+speaking+at+Science+Museum2011-02-24+19%3A50%3A26Colwyn)

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  Oliver interviewed on The Power of Influence for One+ Magazine

  07/11/10 • (37740http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2010/11/oliver-interviewed-on-the-power-of-influence-for-one-magazine/Oliver+interviewed+on+The+Power+of+Influence+for+One%2B+Magazine+2010-11-07+20%3A32%3A52Colwyn)

• Oliver invited to present at the London School of Economics + Political Science’s Sustainable Future Workshop

  19/10/09 • (23450http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/10/oliver-invited-to-present-at-the-london-school-of-economics-political-science%e2%80%99s-sustainable-future-workshop/Oliver+invited+to+present+at+the+London+School+of+Economics+%2B+Political+Science%E2%80%99s+Sustainable+Future+Workshop2009-10-19+10%3A34%3A35Colwyn)

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  Oliver profiled in The Wharf newspaper

  09/10/09 • (22100http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/10/oliver-profiled-in-the-wharf-newspaper/Oliver+profiled+in+The+Wharf+newspaper2009-10-09+08%3A07%3A56Colwyn)

1. How to make a New Year’s resolution that will last forever – the science of habit formation
   
2. Driving the wrong point? UK Gov ‘Think!’ drink drive campaign
   
3. Your behaviour is unsuitable
   
4. Finding your target market – lessons from the ‘Nigerian scam’ email
   
5. When ’somewhat likely’ means a lot more likely – the mere exposure effect
   
6. Wisdom, and crowds
   
7. Neither sermons nor silence
   
8. ‘Dispense With A Horse’ – the problems with a high cost-of-thought
   
9. The point of zero distance, pensions, droughts, and TV ads
   
10. Driving habits
    

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