One of the most influential psychology books of the 21st century, Thinking, Fast and Slow has revolutionized our understanding of how we make decisions. Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman introduces readers to the two systems that drive human thought:
System 1 – Fast, intuitive, and emotional
System 2 – Slow, deliberate, and logical
Through decades of research in cognitive psychology and behavioral economics, Kahneman uncovers the biases and heuristics that influence our judgments, often leading us astray without us even realizing it. He explores why we tend to overestimate our knowledge, misjudge risks, and make irrational financial decisions.
With clear explanations and engaging real-world examples, Thinking, Fast and Slow challenges readers to reconsider how they approach decision-making in business, investing, and everyday life. Kahneman provides practical insights into overcoming cognitive biases, improving reasoning, and making better choices by balancing the strengths and weaknesses of both thinking systems.
Hailed as a masterpiece by the Financial Times, this groundbreaking book offers a lifetime’s worth of wisdom, essential for anyone looking to understand their own mind and the forces that shape our choices.