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"Thinking, Fast and Slow" is an extremely well researched book - in fact painstakingly so. The book starts with a basic premise: we think fast at times based on intuition, and slow where more analysis is required. After discussing the concept in fair detail, the book goes on to list with excellent examples thinking biases especially with fast thinking. The examples are a mix of basic math, every day experiences, economic theory and others. There are also towards the end examples of satisfaction with life.
This is a book which needs to be read slowly though and is a very serious read - it is very detailed in it's treatment
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