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Spinoza's mindfulness applied to behavioral finance

The guest argued that Baruch Spinoza's philosophy of recognizing and transcending irrational emotions is a historical precursor to modern behavioral finance and Daniel Kahneman's Type 1 versus Type 2 thinking.

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