Thinking, Fast and Slow
- Author
- Daniel Kahneman
- Published
- 2011
- Pages
- 528
- Recommended
- 4 times
Why it’s on the list: Kahneman’s summary of a career’s work on the two systems of judgment, and the catalogue of biases that follows from the fast one.
Where I heard about it
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Spotted at Amazon Books at Washington Square, Tigard — December 2018 (Books photo album)
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A reply to @WillManidis — in the thread under his question “what is the single best book you can read that will explain an entire industry?” (June 2025).
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Li Lu — on Li Lu’s Recommended Book List, under Science, Philosophy, Evolution, History of Human Civilization, Human History.
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In Patrick O’Shaughnessy’s A Curriculum for the Modern Investor, saved by Kyle in April 2020 — A Curriculum for the Modern Investor (Patrick O’Shaughnessy).
Connections
- what is the single best book… (tweet) — the saved thread this recommendation came from.
- Daniel Kahneman
- Behavioral Economics
- Cognitive Bias
Referenced in
- Blink book
- Jason Zweig note
- Judgment Under Uncertainty note
- Predictably Irrational book
- Range book
- The Psychology of Money book
- The Undoing Project book