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for me it was the unique combination of interesting topics and instructors. Malcolm Gladwell teaches writing, Bill Clinton talks about leadership, Neil deGrasse Tyson teaches scientific communications, among many others ..

I recently took Wharton's Online Behavioral Economics course by Prof. Kessler. It was my first exposure to this topic, and I really enjoyed his teaching style. The content is supported by references to recent published papers and real-world use cases, which helped bridge the gap between theory and practice. The program is not cheap, it costs around $2600, but I found it to be worth the value.

I've watched multiple series on MasterClass, and the quality of both content and production is outstanding. The courses go deep into various subjects and often extend into other aspects of life as well.