Social categorisation seems necessary for us to feel good about ourselves, but sometimes with devastating effects.

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The irony of the zero-risk illusion is that it thrives precisely when markets are calmest. Click here to read more.

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The first edition of the Oxford English Dictionary debuted in 1888; it was missing the word “bondmaid.” It took 50 years to include it.