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Home Love Experiment
Experiment
What is 'Home' to your brain and why might it matter? Nearly every animal survives because of their home. Is your home just a place to satisfy your lowest level needs on Maslow’s hierarchy? Or does your brain see your home as something more significant? With your help, we’re going to find out.
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Optimism Experiment
Experiment
Become an essential part of what we call an ‘Experiential Experiment’. It lasts for three days and our discoveries could help us to help our Misfit Community change their perceptions from what might go wrong to what might go right.
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Looking Back
Experiment
The experience of ‘looking back’ helps us to understand the framework by which we make decisions. The aim of this experiment is to explore the relationship between what motivates you when facing uncertainty.
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What's your risk appetite?
Experiment
The aim of this experiment is to assess your appetite for risk. Afterwards, compare your score with others and see how this might affect your approach to risk in your daily life. Follow this page to watch the heat map fill and see how attitudes to risk differ around the world.
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Insights
The Lab of Misfits is dedicated to expanding your perceptual intelligence. To help you better understand the perceptual assumptions and biases that guide your conscious and unconscious behaviours. Through our INSIGHTS we hope to help you answer the question “Who are you?” in order to live a more authentic, compassion and resilient life. Join us on this journey and learn more.
EPISODE 3: HOW TO RISE IN RESILIENCE
Looking Back Experiment
How do you rise in resilience? This is the question the Looking Back experiment sought to answer. Find...
EPISODE 2: THE LOOKING BACK EXPERIMENT
Looking Back Experiment
Further results of a recent Lab of Misfits experiment where people were asked to imagine being at the...
EPISODE 1: THE LOOKING BACK EXPERIMENT
Looking Back Experiment
We review the results of a recent Lab of Misfits experiment where people were asked to imagine being at...