Author road · 12 Stations · 12 days · Mind & Psychology › Psychology
Think with Daniel Kahneman's tools
12 Stations through two of Kahneman's books, from the biases that bend a single judgment to the noise that scatters many, ending in a decision hygiene routine of your own for a judgment you make often.
We do not re-summarise Thinking, Fast and Slow; it has its own road. We connect it with Noise, written with Olivier Sibony and Cass R. Sunstein: first the biases that bend one judgment, then the noise that scatters judgments that should agree, and the hygiene that reduces it. The order is a teaching order designed by BookYol, not the authors' own.
The road, station by station
01You are not your first thought
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02The easier question
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03The stories your mind tells
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04The anchor and the frame
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05The illusion of understanding
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06The outside view
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Your own bias, caught in writing
Three fast answers are caught and checked in writing, one confident story is tested against what would prove it wrong, one number is written before anyone else's, and one prediction is dated before its result.
07Two kinds of error: bias and noise
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08Level, pattern, occasion: where noise comes from
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09Run a noise audit
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10Judge alone, then pool
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11Break the judgment into parts
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12Your decision hygiene routine
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Destination: a decision hygiene routine
A one-page routine for a real, recurring judgment is written: the outside view first, the parts scored separately, independent views before discussion, and a small noise audit on the same cases to show whether the spread narrows.