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About Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

Best selling author and Nobel Prize Winner Daniel Kahneman’s purpose in his book Thinking Fast and Slow is to bring within the grasp of everyday understanding the power of psychology, perception, illogical thinking, irrationality, and behavioral economics. Arguably Daniel Kahneman’s most famous publication, the book summarizes research that he has conducted over decades and decades. Inside, Kahneman explains how we, as humans, often think and behave irrationally due to faulty intuition, biases, and erroneous mental shortcuts, and how these patterns of thought can hold us back.

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