Thinking, Fast and Slow

Can we trust our intuitions? Daniel Kahneman reveals where we can and cannot trust instincts, exploring the machinery of the mind and the two systems that drive the way we think and make choices. System 1 is fast, intuitive, and emotional; System 2 is slower, more deliberative, and more logical. Bringing together years of research from one of the most influential psychologists in history, Thinking Fast and Slow will transform the way you think about thinking.

[@chrislucy3778]

Daniel Kahneman and Robert Trivers have awakened me to the realisations of self-deceit & lazy thinking, which are the arguably the greatest faults of human kind. Mass realisation of these faults (especially by the egotistically deceptive 'academics' / 'scholars' - greatest at risk of these ailments), will heal the world.

[@mr.g4999]

What a master! I can’t find words to describe how influential this guy has been to economics and psychology.

[@meetu842]

❤️

[@meetu842]

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[@Somalitravel]

*HUBSIINO HAL BAA LA SIISTAA* This Somali proverb convey the summary of this lecture

[@makeitbetter7436]

Рассказывает чертовско интересные вещи. Книга великолепна хотя и немного суховата среднего читателя не смотря на невероятный объем полезной инфы . Меня ребята вдохновляют на создание контента.)

[@La7arus]

Ruski go home !!!

[@jagannathshenoy9940]

Excellent; very well explained system -1 and system - how it functions.. Also, good to read " Thinking, Fast and slow...

[@hochathanfire0001]

If we define it as a problem, then, we would learn a great deal more.

[@DocDave-oe8tl]

I would prefer that Dr. Kahneman is referred to as Professor or Doctor. To simply refer to him as “Daniel” is disrespectful in my view.

[@kitcat6053]

Anyone thinks meditation is placebo?

[@kennyadedayo8550]

No.