What Daniel Kahneman thinks about patience
Psychologist and Nobel laureate (1934 to 2024); shared the 2002 Nobel memorial prize in economic sciences for integrating psychological research into economics; with Amos Tversky, developed prospect theory and the study of heuristics and biases.
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2 dated positions, 2019, in their own words. Our reading of what Daniel Kahneman has said — not written or endorsed by them.
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Our readingA basic rule for better decisions is to slow down, especially when there is an immediate conviction.
Their wordsone basic rule is slow down especially if you if you have the immediate conviction slow down
↗Daniel Kahneman | The Knowledge Project #68youtube.com 2nd of 12 in this recording
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Their wordsthe key is delay your intuition don't try to form an intuition quickly which is what we normally do focus on the separate points and then when you have the whole profile then you can have an intuition and it's going to be better because people make form intuitions too quickly and the rapid intuitions are not particularly good
↗Daniel Kahneman | The Knowledge Project #68youtube.com 3rd of 12 in this recording