“cardman's very good on this system one and system two thinking yeah i think you should have made this an example in the book because it's system one thinking is setups to jokes ”
How To Feel Safer In A Chaotic World | Dr. Raj Panjabi
10% Happier with Dan Harris · Oct 2026 · 10:42
“daniel canneman's famous for having written about how people are more likely to take an action if it is framed as avoiding a loss then for the equivalent gain ”
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“it's super fast and super cheap they don't even charge for output tokens because they're so meaninglessly few so it's just a faster more precise that's why it's called they refer to it in turn um on the website as the system one which is the daniel kahnman thinking fast thinking slow and this is the thinking fast part quick fast answers ”
“even in the book thinking fast and slow he even says he's like i'm writing a book on biases but i suffer from all these same things ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 7s
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“popularly from thinking fast and slow ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 3s
Daniel Kahneman: Algorithms Make Better Decisions Than You
The Knowledge Project · Jul 2025 · 66:09
“some of the stuff that i really believed in when i wrote thinking fast and slow some of the evidence has been discredited ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 6s
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The Tim Ferriss Show · Nov 2024 · 45:59
“that's what my whole useful not true book is about yeah i remember also this is i think this was on the podcast in one of our earlier conversations but i asked you it was on the podcast probably the first conversation i asked you who the first person was you thought of when i gave the word successful and your answer was along the lines of well i think answer number one isn't that interesting because i might say richard branson but really good memory or elon musk but if richard branson wanted a life of ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 34s
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“where i was really confused about the research i was reading in in building expertise because there were two camps of researchers both led by eminent scientists one that would study people doing sort of more ten thousand hours y kind of approach same thing over and over and they would get better if people did that approach not only would they not get better they would often get more confident but not better which was a bad combination and sometimes it would get even worse ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 27s
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“all the coneman and teckey and and like thinking fast and slow and all the nobel prizes for that stuff ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 7s
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“in his book thinking fast and slow the main researcher in that book says that even though he spent years studying biases ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 7s
#68 Daniel Kahneman: Putting Your Intuition on Ice
The Knowledge Project · Oct 2019 · 1:18
“publicly he's probably best known for his book thinking fast and slow and his work on drawing attention to our cognitive biases ”▶ tap to hear this moment · 7s
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