Daniel Kahneman, who was awarded the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics for his seminal psychology work that questions rational judgment and decision-making, is among the most important thinkers of our age. The author, who has influenced many fields with his ideas, including economics, medicine and politics, brings together the results of his research for years in this book. The author—engaged in a lively conversation with the reader—teaches us when to trust our intuition and when not to, and when it is better to think slowly. It shows us how we make choices in our business and private lives, and how we can use different techniques to avoid the mental mistakes that often get us into trouble. Thinking Fast and Slow- will change the way you think about thinking forever.
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