Daniel Kahneman's work explores the dual processes of human thought, distinguishing between rapid, intuitive judgments and slower, more deliberate reasoning. This comprehensive analysis offers readers a profound understanding of how these two modes of thinking shape decisions, influence behavior, and affect judgment in everyday life.

• Two Systems of Thinking: Humans operate through System 1 (fast, automatic) and System 2 (slow, effortful) thinking processes.
• Cognitive Biases: System 1's shortcuts can lead to predictable errors and biases in judgment.
• Heuristics: Mental shortcuts simplify complex decisions but sometimes at the cost of accuracy.
• Overconfidence...
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