Fast thinking can be seen in situations where immediate reactions are required, such as catching a falling object or swerving to avoid a car accident. Slow thinking, on the other hand, is evident in situations that require careful deliberation, such as solving a complex math problem or making a strategic business decision.

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People often aren't able to come up with an answer that is logical and practical when faced with making a decision. This problem happens because we approach issues with a combination of viewpoints. Experience, biases, emotion, instinct, and, of course, logic all play a role in decision-making. breaks down these viewpoints into two systems of thinking – the fast and slow systems.

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Thinking Fast and Slow

People often aren't able to come up with an answer that is logical and practical when faced with making a decision. This problem happens because we ap...

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