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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2024 · 15 MIN

Episode 36. Thinking Fast and Slow || Daniel Kahneman

from Weekly Books · host Calmey Crown

Curious about how your mind works? Ready to make better decisions and understand your cognitive biases? Join us this week on the Weekly Books Podcast as we delve into Daniel Kahneman's groundbreaking book, "Thinking, Fast and Slow." Explore the dual systems of thinking that drive our choices—intuitive and automatic versus analytical and deliberate. We'll break down Kahneman's key insights into how these systems shape our judgments, influence our behavior, and affect our decision-making. Whether you're interested in psychology, self-improvement, or simply want to think smarter, this episode offers valuable lessons to enhance your understanding of the mind. Tune in and start thinking fast and slow! Email us : [email protected], Social: calmeycrown/weeklyBooks Timecodes 00:00 - Introduction. 01:02 - Thinking Fast & Slow. 02:02 - System 1 & 2. 03:35 - Heuristics & Biases. 05:17 - Overconfidence & the Illusion of Validity. 06:48 - Prospect Theory. 08:25 - The Planning Fallacy & Hindsight Bias. 09:44 - The Two Selves. 11:00 - Practical Applications. 12:27 - Personal Reflection & Key Takeaways. 14:50 - Up Next: Quiet. 15:31 - Outro.

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