Irrational Person

People are not always rational. On the contrary, people are often irrational and act based on their own feelings and thoughts. People are susceptible to various biases in their thinking and judgment, as well as cognitive dissonance, which is an inconsistency between thoughts and actions. People often rely on intuition to make judgments, but intuition is also easily disturbed by various illusions. By recognizing and understanding these irrational factors, people can better recognize and understand their own behavior and make more informed choices in the decision-making process. This book has certain reference value for understanding irrational factors in human behavior and research results in the field of psychology.

First of all, this book starts from the Book of Job in the Bible, and after Kant, Dostoevsky and others, it reinterprets this perhaps most literary story in the Old Testament to regain the vitality of Hebrew culture and counter Plato's Republic. Secondly, the author uses his beloved Dostoevsky, Pascal, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and others as banners to refute the faults of the Enlightenment and rationalism. Among them, by vividly enumerating the existential tendencies in the works of Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy, I increased my love for Tostoy and updated my understanding of Tolstoy.

If you are interested in psychology and behavioral economics, this book will provide you with interesting perspectives and reflections. This is a psychology book that explores human irrational behavior and decision-making. The author explores the causes and mechanisms of irrational behavior by revealing that people are often influenced by emotions, cognitive biases, and social influences in their decision-making and thinking processes. This book combines psychological research and case analysis to help readers understand the psychological processes behind human behavior.

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