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英语
美国
6 集
自从 2026年8月14日
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The Gossip Machine

Before social media, newspapers or even writing, humans had a way of working out who to trust. We talked about each other. In this episode, Mary-Ann Ochota explores gossip as one of humanity’s oldest social technologies. Cognitive neuroscientist Professor Sophie Scott explains why gossip may have...

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Pirates may look like the ultimate outsiders. Lawless, dangerous and answerable to nobody. But a pirate ship could not survive without rules. There had to be agreement over food, pay, discipline and what happened when someone was injured. In a world beyond the reach of government, trust was what ...

The Art Of The Con

The best conmen never have to steal a thing. They just ask, and people hand it over. In this episode, Mary-Ann Ochota tells the story of William Thompson, the original "confidence man," who spent the 1840s asking wealthy strangers a simple question: do you have the confidence in me to l...
Science is meant to be ruled by reason and evidence. But for centuries, only certain people were trusted to practise it. In this episode, Mary-Ann Ochota takes us to Cambridge in 1897, where crowds gathered on the streets to protest against women being allowed to earn degrees. Journalist and auth...
Money only works because we all agree to believe in it. It's not backed by gold, or by anything you can hold, but by trust. And that trust had to start somewhere. In this first episode, Mary-Ann Ochota takes us back roughly two thousand years, to a Roman trading site buried beneath a working farm...
Trust is one of the strangest things about being human. It's completely invisible, entirely made up, and yet it holds all of society together. Every time you hand over cash, cross the road, or click "buy," you're taking a small leap of faith that the whole system will hold. These are systems we'v...
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