Irrationally Yours explores the fascinating ways in which human behavior often defies logic and rationality. Through a series of engaging anecdotes and insightful experiments, the author delves into the myriad of factors that influence our decision-making processes, revealing that our choices are frequently swayed by emotions, social pressures, and cognitive biases rather than pure logic. He emphasizes that understanding these irrational tendencies can empower us to make better decisions in both our personal and professional lives.

What makes spending money feel painful? Why do we find it acceptable to pay more for something today simply because we've previously overpaid for it? Why is it so easy to buy a soda for $4 while on vacation, even though we wouldn't spend more than $1 for the same drink at our local grocery store?

In the Android ecosystem, facing the increasing size and complexity of applications, Google Play sometimes adopts a new format when distributing programs - Android App Bundle (with extension name .apks, AKA: split APKs), which enables developers to create multiple APK files that are optimized for different device configurations, such as screen sizes, CPU architectures, and languages. Unlike traditional APK file, which is a standalone package, split APKs are packaged together to create a more efficient distribution mechanism.

Infinite Flight is a flight simulation application that has garnered a devoted following among aviation enthusiasts and casual gamers alike. Launched in 2011, it offers users a highly realistic flying experience on mobile devices, with a variety of aircraft, detailed landscapes, and numerous airports around the world.

Since the publication of Dan Ariely's weird human behavior series of books, they has attracted countless attention around the world. His works have helped tens of thousands of readers to optimize their work and life decisions, big and small, by understanding behavioral economics, and get better at work and life.