Ben Gurion researchers found Israeli judges gave almost all their kindly decisions right after a meal and most of their cranky ones when they were getting hungry. "Whether or not a prisoner got a favorable ruling depended in part on how long it had been since the judge had something to eat." The right side of the chart is the percentage of favourable rulings like parole or a move to a more convenient jail. The bottom line is how many cases they had listened to so far that day.
Application: Politicians and dates should be wined and dined before you bring up favours that must get to YES.
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