Thinking, Fast and Slow

“It feels to me like system one, system two thinking a bit from Daniel Kahneman, thinking fast and slow”

“you've read that, thinking fast and slowly. Yeah”

“the late Dan Kahneman I think describes it really well in his book Thinking Fast. Thinking slow”

“Cardman's very good on this system one and system two thinking. Yeah. I think you should have made this an example in the book because it's system one thinking is setups. To jokes”

“some people have probably read Thinking Fast and Slow. Danny, he arguably was the greatest psychologist in history”

“some people have probably read Thinking Fast and Slow”

“Daniel Canneman's famous for having written about how people are more likely to take an action if it is framed as avoiding a loss, then for the equivalent gain”

“Thinking fast and slow”

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“Thinking fast and slow by Daniel Canneman is also really important”

“But he's perhaps best known in the general public for his book. Thinking fast and slow. Which summarizes much of the work he did with Trovsky”

“People are often are familiar with”

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“Daniel K ... And he in his book Thinking Fast and Slow, I don't know if you've read that Sean”

“In 2011, he published a popular book called Thinking, Fast and Slow”

“Sam did with Daniel Kahneman, Mr. Thinking Fast and Slow, Nobel Prize winner”

“Kahneman says in Thinking Fast and Slow, the human mind is a machine for jumping to conclusions”

“Daniel Kahneman wrote about it in Thinking Fast and Slow, where they had college kids make sentences out of words”

“even in the book, Thinking Fast and Slow, he even says he's like, I'm writing a book on biases. But I suffer from all these same things”

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“some of the stuff that I really believed in when I wrote Thinking Fast and Slow Some of the evidence has been discredited”

“author of the best selling book, Thinking Fast and Thinking Slow, who very sadly passed in early twenty twenty four”

“That's what my whole useful not true book is about. Yeah, I remember also this is I think this was on The podcast in one of our earlier conversations But I asked you, it was on the podcast, probably the first conversation. I asked you who the first person was You thought of when I gave the word successful ... What are some other ways I could look at this? That's what my whole useful not true book is about. Yeah, I remember also this is I think this was on The podcast in one of our earl”

“Where I was really confused. About the research I was reading in in building expertise. Because there were two camps of researchers. Both led by Eminent scientists. One that would study people doing sort of more ten thousand hours y kind of approach. Same thing over and over. And they would get better. If people did that approach, not only would they not get better, they would often get more confident, but not better, which was a bad combination. And sometimes it would get even worse.”

“I remember There's a line from Daniel Canneman. Who wrote Thinking Fast and Slow”

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“Most people listening will have read his work and thinking fast and slow and heard the name a lot”

“And those are famous we've been written about and thinking fast and slow in a lot of different books”

“a lot of your listeners have probably read uh thinking fast and slow”

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“And those are famous we've been written about and thinking fast and slow in a lot of different books”

“what Conneman would as talked about in his book Thinking Fast and Slow”

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“And you read the fast and slow economy and Traversky stuff about cognitive bias”

“I'm sure a lot of a lot of folks here have read Thinking Fast and Slow”

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“this book that I'm sure you've heard of, Thinking Fast and Slow by Kahneman”

“and he and uh you know uh you know A Nobel laureate”

“In his book Thinking Fast and Slow, the main researcher in that book says that even though he spent years studying biases”

“Publicly, he's probably best known for his book Thinking Fast and Slow and his work on drawing attention to our cognitive biases”

“Dan Danny Kahneman's work, uh a lot of people have read that book, Thinking Fast and Slow”