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The Science of Thinking: Understanding Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow
Welcome to Librarian Oasis for a deep dive into Daniel Kahneman's transformative book, "Thinking, Fast and Slow." This episode is more than just a book review; it’s a thorough exploration of the two systems of thinking that drive our choices and actions, and the many ways our minds can lead us astray. We uncover the power of system 1 (fast, intuitive thinking), and its tendency towards biases, and the effortful nature of system 2 (slow, deliberate thinking). We explore common cognitive biases, such as availability bias, anchoring bias, representativeness bias, regression to the mean, the law of small numbers, and the sunk cost fallacy, and their influence on our judgments. We also discuss how to overcome these cognitive traps through strategies such as “data as therapy”, promoting transparency and being aware of priming. This podcast also analyzes important concepts such as the distinction between the experiencing and remembering self, and the importance of balancing emotions and reason. Join us as we unpack Kahneman's groundbreaking research and discover how we can become more aware of how we think to make better decisions.
This episode will help you understand:
*The two distinct systems of thinking that drive your decision making.
*The inherent biases in human cognition that often lead to error
*The influence of emotion on reason
*The limitations of human intuition and expertise
*How we fall victim to "System One" thinking
*How "System Two" thinking can enhance awareness and better choices
*How to identify and challenge common cognitive biases such as anchoring, availability and representativeness bias.
*The concept of regression to the mean and why it is important to consider
*The difference between our experiencing self and our remembering self
*How to use data to overcome common biases
Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to keep these conversations going!
***Note*** The content and audio of this podcast are generated by AI.
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By Elias AvanWelcome to Librarian Oasis for a deep dive into Daniel Kahneman's transformative book, "Thinking, Fast and Slow." This episode is more than just a book review; it’s a thorough exploration of the two systems of thinking that drive our choices and actions, and the many ways our minds can lead us astray. We uncover the power of system 1 (fast, intuitive thinking), and its tendency towards biases, and the effortful nature of system 2 (slow, deliberate thinking). We explore common cognitive biases, such as availability bias, anchoring bias, representativeness bias, regression to the mean, the law of small numbers, and the sunk cost fallacy, and their influence on our judgments. We also discuss how to overcome these cognitive traps through strategies such as “data as therapy”, promoting transparency and being aware of priming. This podcast also analyzes important concepts such as the distinction between the experiencing and remembering self, and the importance of balancing emotions and reason. Join us as we unpack Kahneman's groundbreaking research and discover how we can become more aware of how we think to make better decisions.
This episode will help you understand:
*The two distinct systems of thinking that drive your decision making.
*The inherent biases in human cognition that often lead to error
*The influence of emotion on reason
*The limitations of human intuition and expertise
*How we fall victim to "System One" thinking
*How "System Two" thinking can enhance awareness and better choices
*How to identify and challenge common cognitive biases such as anchoring, availability and representativeness bias.
*The concept of regression to the mean and why it is important to consider
*The difference between our experiencing self and our remembering self
*How to use data to overcome common biases
Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to keep these conversations going!
***Note*** The content and audio of this podcast are generated by AI.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/z1f7HXKo4No
Spotify: https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/vxXLWXbPiQb
ApplePodcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-science-of-thinking-understanding-daniel/id1790099817?i=1000684643982
#ThinkingFastAndSlow #DanielKahneman #CognitiveBiases #DecisionMaking #Psychology #BehavioralEconomics #AvailabilityBias #AnchoringBias #RepresentativenessBias #LawOfSmallNumbers #SunkCost #System1 #System2 #LibrarianOasis #BookReview #Heuristics #Priming #CognitiveEase