Thinking is fast and slow

Forget what you think you know about making smart choices. Intuition and hidden emotions, not pure logic, often hold the reins when we decide.

In «Thinking, Fast and Slow» Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman cracks the code of our decision-making brains. He reveals two systems: System 1, the lightning-fast but error-prone autopilot, and System 2, the slow, deliberate but effortful logician. Kahneman masterfully shows how these two systems clash and collaborate, often leading us astray.

Backed by groundbreaking research, the book exposes our irrational tendencies. We fall prey to fear, greed, and biased information like moths to a flame. But there's hope! By understanding these hidden influences, we can learn to steer our choices towards better outcomes, from everyday purchases to life-altering investments.

«Thinking, Fast and Slow» isn't just a psychology textbook; it's a life manual. It's a must-read for anyone who wants to unlock the secrets of their own mind and make wiser choices, one decision at a time.