Schwartz

[ shwawrts ]

noun

1. Del·more [del, -mawr, -mohr], 1913–1966, U.S. poet, short-story writer, and critic.

Example Sentences

Elena Schwartz, podcast producer Who you are voting for this year: Kamala Harris Why: I’m voting for the candidate who respects a bigger portion of her constituency and who holds more of our best interests at heart.

From Slate

In 2004, psychologist Barry Schwartz published The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less, arguing that the explosion in consumer choice had made it harder to make satisfying decisions of any kind.

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That bind has only been exacerbated by the rise of e-commerce and digital services, Schwartz says, prompting him to begin work on a “substantial” revision of his book: “The problem as I described it 20 years ago is a tiny fraction of the problem that we face now.”

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“We’re all indoctrinated into thinking that there’s nothing more important than autonomy, but it’s a very mixed blessing,” says Schwartz.

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For Schwartz, A Group That Makes Small Decisions For You perfectly illustrates the worsening paradox of choice, and the difficulty of responding to it.

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