In 'Wild Problems,' economist Russ Roberts explores the big, unquantifiable decisions in life—like who to marry, what career to pursue, or where to live—that can't be solved with spreadsheets or logic alone. He argues that these 'wild problems' require a different kind of wisdom, often drawing on intuition and personal values, rather than purely rational calculation.
Even experts in mating and evolution struggle with big decisions. That's from Russ Roberts.
""Russ Roberts is quoted directly after an anecdote about Charles Darwin's decision-making process, which aligns perfectly with the themes of intuition, logic, and big life decisions discussed in the podcast. This book by him directly addresses these themes."