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I keep getting reminded of this when learning about recent AI trends. Making me want to reread it.

TLDR is we have two types of thinking. 
Type 1 - automatic, emotional, fast
Type 2 - methodical, logical, slow

It also lays out all the ways we "hallucinate":

I keep getting reminded of this when learning about recent AI trends. Making me want to reread it.

TLDR is we have two types of thinking. 
Type 1 - automatic, emotional, fast
Type 2 - methodical, logical, slow

It also lays out all the ways we "hallucinate": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases

Friendly reminder that a lot of the evidence in this book was gathered before the replication crisis in psychology was well known. I think the general idea of the book has held up, but some of the supporting evidence hasn't replicated well

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Friendly reminder that a lot of the evidence in this book was gathered before the replication crisis in psychology was well known. I think the general idea of the book has held up, but some of the supporting evidence hasn't replicated well
https://replicationindex.com/2020/12/30/a-meta-scientific-perspective-on-thinking-fast-and-slow/

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Yea I feel like all books on psychology should be taken with a grain of salt.