Today’s Big Idea comes from Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman and his bestselling book “Thinking, Fast and Slow”. In the book, Kahneman explores the way in which the mind makes decisions and judgments. He does this by addressing the complexity of the human mind.

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The book offers a better understanding of how decisions are made, why certain judgment errors are so common, and how we can improve ourselves.
In this video we will focus on what he calls the ‘two main characters of the human mind’:

• The impulsive automatic, intuitive ‘System 1’
• and the thoughtful, deliberate calculating ‘System 2’.

As these two systems play off against each other their interactions determine how we think, make judgments and act.

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