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Summary of Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow” | by Mark Looi | Medium
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Daniel Kahneman is a Nobel Laureate in Economics who is psychologist by training. He won the prize mostly for his work in decision making…
Member-only story Summary of Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow” Mark Looi 14 min read · Mar 5, 2020 -- 4 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Daniel Kahneman is a Nobel Laureate in Economics who is a psychologist by training. He won the prize mostly for his work in decision making, specifically Prospect Theory. This book distills a lifetime of work on the engine of human thinking, highlighting our cognitive biases and showing both the brilliance and limitations of the human mind. This summary attempts to capture some of the more interesting findings. (Excerpts and quot
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