Daniel? Daniel Kahneman, Eugene from Princeton University? Woodrow Higgins emeritus professor of psychology at Princeton University? Wilson and Honorary Professor of the School of International Affairs. With amos? Kahneman won the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics for his pioneering research on decision-making.
The following is Steven, a psychology professor at Harvard University? Pinker's evaluation and thinking about him, fast and slow;
? Daniel? Kahneman is one of the most influential psychologists in history and must be the most important psychologist alive today. He is very talented in revealing the remarkable characteristics of human thinking, and most of his research results have become classic textbooks and high-frequency quotations. His research has opened up the research of social psychology, cognitive science, rationality and happiness. He and his collaborator Amos? Tworsky initiated a new situation of behavioral economics. The publication of Thinking, Fast and Slow is a great event. ?
1. They just want to remind people that ability can enhance our trust in intuition.
2. Obviously, just a symbolic monitoring symbol can make people improve their behavior.
3. We have recorded the systematic mistakes in normal people's thinking, and think that these mistakes are caused by the structure of cognitive mechanism, rather than the ideological corruption caused by emotions.
It is difficult to change one's view of human nature, and it is even more difficult to change one's view of one's own dark side.
5. Bias of intuitive thinking in different tasks.
6. Experiencing vivid pictures and vivid examples is easier to recall than what happened to others, simple words or statistical data.
7. If you are very concerned about whether you are trustworthy and smart in the eyes of others, you should speak concisely, and don't use complex sentences if you can use simple sentences.
8. Emotional details control the overall situation of rationality.
9. Smart people express most things better than others. Cleverness not only refers to reasoning ability, but also refers to the ability to search for relevant information in memory and mobilize attention when necessary. Thinking, fast and slow
10. Prophets always set traps for customers: detailing the plot will make it more credible, but it is even less likely to become a reality.
1 1. Our brains are susceptible to systematic mistakes.
12. If we always re-read what we don't know, it means that we are forcing ourselves to read a boring book.
13. Our brains have unclear limitations: we are sure of what we think is familiar, and obviously we can't understand our ignorance and the uncertainty of the world we live in.
14. We can communicate with each other because our knowledge about the world and the level of using words are equal.
15. We always overestimate our understanding of the world, but underestimate the contingency in the event.
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