Thinking: Fast and Slow Summary (8/10)
Thinking: Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman is about the ways in which our automatic patterns of thought can mislead us.
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Thinking: Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman is about the ways in which our automatic patterns of thought can mislead us.
In Risk Savvy*, Gigerenzer makes the contrarian case that the world doesn’t need more experts, more number crunching, more big data, but rather, a better education about the nature of risk. He contrasts risk with…
2.1.1 The Battle Against UncertaintyDo not hold your Views too firmly. Every fool is fully convinced, and everyone fully persuaded is a fool: the more erroneous his judgment the more firmly he holds it.- Baltasar…
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