#kahneman

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Critical Thinking Models: Essential Tools for Leaders

In today’s fast-paced business world, leaders must be able to think critically and make decisions that are both timely and effective. Whether you’re evaluating a strategic decision or analyzing complex data, critical thinking is the foundation upon which sound decisions are built. This post explores some of the most effective critical thinking models, including the Paul and Elder framework,…

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È morto a 90 anni lo psicologo Daniel Kahneman, fra i più importanti esponenti dell’economia comportamentale moderna

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Daniel Kahneman's new book, Noise, offers a number of insights into the psychology of memory and belief that can be applied to propaganda.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald // Daniel Kahneman

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“People who make a difference do not die alone. Something dies in everyone who was affected by them.”

— Daniel Kahneman

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i much prefer those work meetings in which i'm taking notes on a bunch of doctors talking about extremely specialized medical things i don't know anything about using 100 acronyms i've never heard of to those work meetings where my boss drones on for an hour about things i understand but find boring. like okay i'm awake i'm awake! and now i have a fun puzzle to solve called looking up all the phonetic spellings i used in my notes and trying to figure out what real-life cancer therapies they presumably correspond to. enrichment in my enclosure.

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Niente nella vita è tanto importante quanto pensiamo che lo sia nel momento in cui lo pensiamo.

Daniel Kahneman

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Kahneman once said that being wrong feels good, that it gives the pleasure of a sense of motion: “I used to think something and now I think something else.” He was always wrong, always learning, always going somewhere new."

— Daniel Engber, from "Daniel Kahneman Wanted You to Realize How Wrong You Are." The late psychologist gave the world an extraordinary gift: admitting his mistakes. (The Atlantic, March 27, 2024)

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Daniel Kahneman.

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Facts that challenge such basic assumptions—and thereby threaten people’s livelihood and selfesteem—are simply not absorbed. The mind does not digest them. This is particularly true of statistical studies of performance, which provide baserate information that people generally ignore when it clashes with their personal impressions from experience.

Daniel Kahneman, Thinking, Fast and Slow.

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Book of the Day -

Today’s Book of the Day is Thinking, Fast and Slow, written by Daniel Kahneman in 2013 and published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Daniel Kahneman is an Israeli-American psychologist whose main research topics have been the psychology of judgment and decision-making, and behavioural economics, for which he was awarded the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences (shared with Vernon L.…

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daniel kahneman died. someone do a cartoon, kahneman goes to heaven, amos tversky's there: "hey danny, i've got an idea for a paper"

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24/02/22

finally some peace

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

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3 January - 100 Days of Productivity - 2/100

January will be my Data Structures and Algorithms month, as I must finish this course to move on with others I set for this year.

  I am using a learning platform from Brazil called Digital Innovation One (aka DIO), once I loved the instructor - he talks about DSA with so much passion, that it is impossible to do not be excited by it.

And about the books that I am going to read this year, I started with "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman ( "Stoic Diary" is just 1 text per day). I was looking for reading it for a long time.

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As a reminder, Kahneman is not a psychologist and is not an expert in experimental psychology

He has written books that make (some) claims in the realm of experimental psychology, and they have a fair bit of empirical basis in those claims.

He is a reviewer for many journals in that field, and an (I think somewhat controversial) contributor to the debate over the replication crisis in experimental psychology.

He has a Ph.D. in psychology from Caltech, and I believe he has served as editor-in-chief at the field's premier publication.