Thinking, Fast and Slow

Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman summarises a lifetime of research on how we think, dividing the mind into a fast, intuitive System 1 and a slow, deliberate System 2. Through elegant experiments he shows how mental shortcuts lead to predictable biases in judgement, from overconfidence to loss aversion, with deep implications for economics, medicine and everyday choices. Dense but rewarding, it changed how the world understands human rationality. This original review is provided by Arivuppasi; the book is copyrighted, so we link only to the official publisher and retailer for legal purchase.