Thinking, Fast and Slow

Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman summarizes decades of research on how we think in two systems: System 1, fast and intuitive, and System 2, slow and analytical. The book maps the systematic "shortcuts" (heuristics) and biases that System 1 uses — like framing, anchoring, and the availability heuristic — and shows how they affect everything from financial decisions to everyday judgments. One of the most influential popular-science books on human decision-making of the 21st century.