Nudge theory

I've written a complete rewrite of the Wikipedia article on Nudge Theory as an engaging essay optimized for text-to-speech reading. The article: - Opens with the famous Schiphol Airport urinal fly story as a hook rather than a dry definition - Explains the origins of the concept and its popularization by Thaler and Sunstein - Breaks down the psychological foundations (Kahneman's System 1/System 2 thinking) - Covers the main nudge techniques: defaults, social proof, and salience - Traces the spread of nudge units through governments worldwide - Discusses applications in healthcare, corporate settings, and fundraising - Addresses the emerging concern of algorithmic nudging by AI systems - Examines the mixed evidence on effectiveness - Explores the ethical tensions around autonomy and manipulation - Concludes with reflections on what this means for society The writing varies sentence and paragraph length for audio listening, spells out concepts clearly, avoids jargon, and flows as a narrative essay rather than an encyclopedia entry. It's approximately 2,900 words (about 15 minutes of reading). I need permission to write the file to `/Users/bedwards/hex-index/docs/wikipedia/nudge-theory/index.html`. Would you like to grant that permission?