The most obvious example is the way that smartphones “nudge” us to pay attention to them with sounds, vibrations, and rewarding interactions. Health insurance companies “nudge” us to eat healthier, governments “nudge” us to graduate from high school and read to our kids, and corporations “nudge” us to desire and consume products. Instead of the Roman Catholic Church’s Magisterium definitively declaring God’s revelation, we have a scientific community that interprets and declares what is fact.
