At the risk of being repetitive, I must share another article about the Daniel Kahneman who passed away two weeks ago. Dr. Kahneman was a psychologist who garnered a Nobel Prize in a different field by laying to rest a core assumption of economics: that we are consistently rational.
Scott Galloway in his “No Mercy, No Malice Blog” offers as excellent and concise overview of the work that won a Nobel. Dr. Galloway’s concludes that “Professor Kahneman helps me navigate the strait between instinct and decision.” All we have to do is “ Think Slow.”
You’ll think differently about thinking after reading this article. Then, read the book, “Thinking, Fast and Slow.”
