How to pronounce “thal” in English

Thalamus. It's the thalamus.

Thales paid almost nothing and profited hugely when the abundant harvest created high demand for presses, thus making

Thaler was an economist.

thalamus. It's a more direct route from sensory experience to your brain.

And thalassemia is nothing but awareness.

And Thalia Zepatos was this woman who had ridden camels through the deserts of Africa,

Richard Thaler is an American economist and the Ralph and Dorothea Keller Distinguished Service Professor of Behavioral Science and Economics

Richard Thaler, who's an economist at the University of Chicago, is as well.

Michelle Thaller: Hey Eleya, thank you for asking me about my day.

Richard Thaler: Let me give you an illustration of a nudge.

Richard Thaler: It comes down to values.

Richard Thaler: I think the people who’ve been the most overconfident in our business in the last decade have been the people that called themselves risk managers.

Richard Thaler: One simple step firms can take is make sure that people that are getting paid a lot of money, say more than a million or two, that a big chunk of that money is

Richard Thaler: Everyone’s lost a lot of money on their 401k plans.

Richard Thaler: In 2006, Congress adopted the following law, it’s called the Pentium Protection Act.

Richard Thaler: Suppose I’m a wine lover, suppose that’s my vice, that I can’t walk past a wine shop without walking in and browsing and the next thing I know, there’s some

Shout-out to Michelle Thaller for the very kind response and also for being smart and cool.

My name is Becky Thalmann.

Then there was thalidomide which was being given as free samples to pregnant women to control nausea, and it caused horrible birth defects.

disorder called thalassemia. And at that point, I had no clue.

They have no thalassemia.

Cass Sunstein and Richard Thaler in their book, "Nudge," really define this quite well.

And a thalamotomy is a very precise therapeutic lesioning procedure of the area of the brain that's generating the tremor.

is called a thalamotomy.

So both Thaler and I are critical of that model that underlies economics.

this is Richard Thaler.

Another place the thalamus sends information is to the amygdala.

I mentioned the thalamus before as a relay center for the brain.

and it shows a thalassemia minor trait." So I went and looked at the blood sample and sure enough the cells were not what you see

My name is Michelle Thaller and I am an astronomer. I work at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.

I had no idea as to what thalassemia was all about.

People used to speak of a thalamic switch.

And so if that's the thalamus there, below the thalamus would be what?

So babies that were exposed to thalidomide had higher rates of autism.

Please join me in welcoming Richard Thaler.

So because they share a thalamus they share sensory information on some level.

It goes through something called the thalamus, and then it goes on to the brain, and we smell, or sight, or whatever.

Smell does not go through the thalamus.

Some people think that the thalamus is actually the seed of consciousness.

A number of years ago Richard Thaler, a terrific economist, and I were talking about public policy and also about human behavior.

Some people think that the thalamus is actually the seat of consciousness and it actually takes a lot of our sensory information and sends it to the different parts of our brain

My co-writer Thal is highly analytical.

So these are two words of Hindi-- "tal" and then "thal."

And it's my great pleasure to introduce Richard Thaler.

whether that's current figures like Kahneman and Thaler, or historic figures like Aronson and Skinner.

There are some groups that are working on thalamic implants.

Today it's my great pleasure to introduce Richard Thaler.

in the middle. The thalamus is really a relay center.

So this is another interesting study subsequent to the Debondt and Thaler research by Lakonishok, Shleifer, and Vishny.