Books

should I still read thinking fast and slow despite the replication issues

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No I'll literally summarize it in one cast.  Neoclassical models fail to account for irrational decision-making by individual actors.  Here are a couple of new models that relax utility-maximization assumptions by including a new variable to capture different ways individuals get "utility" beyond price.  Okie ur done

imo no, 2010s pop nonfiction is dead and also not lindy

if you want some new naming conventions that can help with mapping behaviors with software in different ways yes. Regardless of “hallucinations” has great observations of human decisioning.

It's good to know about all these biases and meditate on them in your own life. Feel the direction, if not the specifics.