Thinking, Fast and Slow

Summary

"Thinking, Fast and Slow" is a book by Daniel Kahneman that explores how we think. The author divides the thinking process into two main approaches: "fast" thinking, which is automatic and intuitive, and "slow" thinking, which is more deliberate and logical. Kahneman examines the errors and biases that often accompany fast thinking and suggests how conscious management of slow thinking can help make more thoughtful decisions. The book also describes the influence of emotions on decision-making and various aspects of rationality and happiness.