A new study provides evidence that a tribe of people living in the deserts of Namibia who have little exposure to Western culture tend to be more cognitively flexible. The findings, which have been published in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, suggest the Himba people are more likely to adopt a new, more efficient strategy, while Westerners tend to stick to what they know.
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But I bet we're better at reviewing umpteen zillion lease agreements for non-assignment clauses in asset acquisition agreements.