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Decisions: You make hundreds every day, but do you really know how they are made? When can you trust fast, intuitive judgment, and when is it biased? How can you transform your thinking to help avoid overconfidence and become a better decision maker?
Thinking, Fast and Slow ...in 30 Minutes is the essential guide to quickly understanding the fundamental components of decisi ...more
Thinking, Fast and Slow ...in 30 Minutes is the essential guide to quickly understanding the fundamental components of decisi ...more
Kindle Edition, 40 pages
Published
December 19th 2012
by Garamond Press
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This is a highly condensed summary of the classic book, covering the key points in a short and quick to read book. Understandably, this summary book does not take the time to fully explicate and flesh these points out - which could have been very useful in places.
Key takeaways for me:
• Decisions are far more intuitively influenced and biased than we realise. We do not automatically recognise the flaws in our own mind and thinking systems. Unconscious, automatic decisions far outnumber slow, int ...more
Key takeaways for me:
• Decisions are far more intuitively influenced and biased than we realise. We do not automatically recognise the flaws in our own mind and thinking systems. Unconscious, automatic decisions far outnumber slow, int ...more

A great quick overview of one of the best and I think mot important books I've ever read.
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Мы спросили себя, как люди умудряются оценивать вероятность, не зная точно, что она из себя представляет. Мы заключили, что эта невозможная задача каким-то образом упрощается, и решили выяснить, как это происходит. Наш ответ был таков: при необходимости вычислить вероя тность люди оценивают нечто другое, однако считают, что оценили непосредственно вероятность. Система 1 часто исполняет этот маневр, сталкиваясь с трудным целевым вопросом, если легко находится ответ на более легкий эвристический в
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I really liked it and it had incredibly valuable information, however it was very mentally taxing to read. I spent HOURS on this book. Probably at least 6? And was only halfway done. So at this point I gave up and read a summary for the remaining chapters to enable me to pick and choose where to spend my time on the rest of the book. Again, REALLY liked it, but rating lower due to the sheer amount of time and effort it required.
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