Book road · 12 Stations · 12 days · Mind & Psychology › Psychology
Thinking, Fast and Slow
In 12 stations you become the person who catches the errors in your own judgment as they happen, with Daniel Kahneman's map, and slows an important decision down on purpose.
We don't summarise the book; we put one of its ideas in your hands each day. Two systems, the easier question, what you see is all there is, small samples, anchors, what comes to mind, the base rate, hindsight, the outside view, expert intuition, loss aversion and the two selves: every station gives you a step you can take today.
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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04Small samples lie
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05The anchor and the frame
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06What comes to mind
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Catch System 1 Three Times
Catch three System 1 answers in one week, in writing: one substituted question, one story built from too little, and one number pulled by an anchor or by whatever came to mind.
07Start from the base rate
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08The illusion of understanding
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09The outside view
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10When to trust your gut
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11Losses loom larger
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12The two selves
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Destination: Think One Decision Slowly
Run one real decision through the road: the base rate and the outside view first, a prediction written down before the outcome, the reference point named, and the remembering self asked last.