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The Last Temptation of Claude - by Harry Law
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The Last Temptation of Claude Allure All the Way Down Harry Law Feb 13, 2026 260 67 Share The Temptation of St. Anthony in the Desert , Master of Bonnat (15th c.) In 1972, researchers offered children from the Bing Nursery School at Stanford a simple choice. Left alone with a single marshmallow, they were told they could eat it now or wait fifteen minutes and receive two instead. Years later, the scientists tracked down the original participants to find that children who had waited longer at age four seemed healthier, more sociable, and even higher performing at school. Gleefully amplified by
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