As mentioned in Chapter 3 on preventive medicine, the human brain processes the present and the future very differently. Essentially, how we behave today and how we will actually behave tomorrow is often at odds with what we imagine ourselves to be like in the future. An example that illustrates this type of "time inconsistency" is spending today but at the same time planning to save for tomorrow. In other words, we hope our "future self" will be more patient than our "present self."
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