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Daniel Kahneman, a Nobel laureate in economics and a founder of behavioral economics, showed that people make systematic errors in their judgments and decisions. He died in 2024, three weeks after his 90th birthday, having chosen assisted suicide in Switzerland.
The book by Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman explains why the human mind, although often accurate, is overconfident in its judgments and systematically falls prey to cognitive biases.
The Nobel Prize-winning psychologist explains why intuitive thinking, though often useful, makes us see the world as more coherent and predictable than it really is—and why our certainty is no measure of truth.
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