Thinking, Fast and Slow

About this book-as-podcast

Daniel Kahneman, a Nobel Prize-winning psychologist, shows that the mind uses two systems: a fast, intuitive one and a slow, deliberate one. The fast system is powerful but creates predictable errors, such as overconfidence, flawed risk judgements, and being swayed by irrelevant numbers. The book explains the research behind these patterns and how they shape everyday decisions.

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