Subconscious reactions, often referred to as 'gut instincts', are part of what is known as System 1 thinking. This type of thinking is quick and based on emotion, which can sometimes lead to impractical and flawed decisions. However, it can also allow us to make decisions quickly when necessary. By understanding how this system works, we can learn to make better decisions by incorporating more deliberate and logical System 2 thinking.
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System 1 is a mode of thinking based on emotion and subconscious reaction. This type of thinking happens quickly, typically called "gut instinct," and can be impractical and flawed. System Two is a mode of thinking based on slow, deliberate thought and a more logical approach. By understanding how and why the two systems affect decision-making and new experiences, it's possible to learn how to make better decisions and create new ways of thinking based on reasoning.