Thinking, Fast and Slow

The book puts forward a concept that the human brain has two modes of thinking: "fast" and "slow". System 1 runs unconsciously and fast, does not require much mental effort, has no feeling, and is completely under autonomous control; System 2 shifts attention to brain activities that require mental effort, and its operation is usually associated with subjective experiences such as behavior, choice, and concentration. The definitions of these two modes can be understood as "non-stress state" and "stress state" which are more intuitive. Given the existence of the physical structure of the brain, the thinking model is more consistent with this statement.

The simpler the truth, the harder it is to understand. As the book says, the more common things are, the less surprising they are. The more common sense the more it is ignored. This book explains the two ways of thinking in an in-depth and simple way. Each has its own merits but is interdependent and cooperates with each other. Only by improving cognition, reducing cognitive errors, and making greater efforts to cultivate the ability to think slowly can we make correct and reasonable judgments, choices and decisions quickly and effectively.

System 1 of the subconscious mind and System 2 of self-examination. Through this book, I found that individuals are lazy and prefer to believe in our subjective consciousness. The main reason is that reality is filled with a large amount of information, which causes us to have to do this. But it lies in the areas that we care about and need. I hope you can give full play to System 2 to question and learn critical thinking. It is very important.

The book puts forward a concept that the human brain has two modes of thinking: "fast" and "slow". System 1 runs unconsciously and fast, does not require much mental effort, has no feeling, and is completely under autonomous control; System 2 shifts attention to brain activities that require mental effort, and its operation is usually associated with subjective experiences such as behavior, choice, and concentration. The definitions of these two modes can be understood as "non-stress state" and "stress state" which are more intuitive. Given the existence of the physical structure of the brain, the thinking model is more consistent with this statement.

This book combines thought, psychology and economics to explain the difference between fast thinking and slow thinking, and enhances your understanding of yourself. The book combines psychology and economics. Part of the content is quite profound, but it is full of practical information. The essence is in the first part, which will help us sort out and judge our own thinking patterns. I learned from the book that fast thinking is subconscious action, while slow thinking requires rational analysis through a large amount of data statistics before taking action. What impressed me most was this assumption in economics: when faced with gains, people are risk averse; when faced with losses, people are risk averse.

I can't read it myself, I only understand it a little bit after listening to Teacher Fan. My curiosity is how to use System 1 and System 2 to interpret Yangming's Psychology. I can't stand it this time, so I'll read it later and record it here.

This book is very interesting! It introduced the two ways our brains think and gave me a deeper understanding of my own thinking. I like the behavioral experiments in the book, they are very interesting. However, the content in the book is a bit difficult to understand and needs to be digested slowly. My favorite character is Kahneman, his point of view is very original. There is no most annoying character yet. All in all, this is a book worth reading to help us make better decisions in life.

I finally finished reading it. This book is difficult to read. It takes too much effort to read by myself. Long paragraphs are mixed together and the reading experience is not good. The translation is not in line with Chinese people's reading habits. But overall the content of this book is still very good. If not necessary, it is recommended to listen to other people's interpretations to obtain condensed knowledge, which is enough.

Thinking seems to be something we do naturally, but there are fast and slow ways of thinking. Slow thinking means that when you usually encounter a difficult problem or a new problem that you have never encountered before, you need to carefully search for information and analyze it to make an accurate judgment. And quick thinking is when you encounter a problem that you are accustomed to, then you will make subconscious actions without careful thinking, such as pouring water or eating, but actions you are accustomed to. Then, if some new questions are treated as old questions or the answers are given without thinking, mistakes will be made largely due to inertia of thinking.

In future life, for particularly important events, you must activate System 2 and think slowly. The core of the book: two systems (underlying logic) • System 1: Think fast Intuition, instinct, subconscious, emotion, first reaction, no brainer. Advantages: fast and labor-saving. Disadvantages: easy to make mistakes, easy to be paced, easy to be biased. • System 2: Slow thinking Rational, calculating, focused, skeptical, effortful, thoughtful. Advantages: Accurate, advanced, and able to control the game. Disadvantages: Lazy and unwilling to move. The truth about life: 95% of people's decisions are made by System 1. You can win because you have activated System 2 more than others. • Don't trust intuition, trust process, logic, evidence, and review. • Experts train System 1 and forcefully activate System 2. • If you can control your brain, you can control your life.

When I first read it, I had a big headache and couldn't understand it. I read a few logic books to lay the foundation, and then came back to read it carefully. It's really a treasure. I suddenly realized that there are so many things in life that I can't explain. I can understand some by applying this book. It is suitable for repeated reading.

It's also very good, especially the issue of racket and ball, which took me two hours to figure it out, but when I thought about it later I was very scared. I am indeed a person who does things intuitively and then correct my previous judgments and thinking.

The author is very professional and gained many viewpoints that are not usually encountered. It is very practical. This book is worth reading.

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This book thinks about fast and slow, and talks about System 1 and System 2. Disadvantages of System 1: blindness, affected by empiricism, not comprehensive. Advantages: fast, almost no willpower. Disadvantage of System 2 is laziness, but it can consider the problem more comprehensively. The constraints of System 1 include Bayes theorem, and Leyer's visual diagram. In addition, this book does not write too much about System 1 and System 2. A large part of it is written, even though It's the same thing, but under different concepts, people will make different choices, and many examples are given. However, if the concepts are not written out directly, the readers will be confused. In terms of laws, there are also the law of large numbers, the law of small numbers, and the prospect effect. It's very interesting. There are some laws that I have forgotten. The aspects I summarized above are not comprehensive enough. You need to read a book to have a comprehensive understanding. This is just my bias after reading this book. In short, this book is still worth reading.

I have read a book "Cognitive Awakening" before. In this book, there is actually a concept that is similar to System 1 and System 2 in this book. In Cognitive Awakening, he actually said that we have a rational brain and an animal brain, which is the instinctive brain. In this book, the instinctive brain is the system-it will be slightly stronger than our rational brain and a hundred times more powerful than our rational brain. I think if you want to know more about this aspect and are interested in it, you can read "Cognitive Awakening".

The content is clear and allows you to understand how the brain thinks, but it seems not suitable for people who have just started reading. A pretty good book

This book is very interesting. It allows me to follow the author's ideas and think about problems while reading. It can be about study, life, or interpersonal communication. I am still reading it. I feel that it is very interesting. It allows me to expand my thinking and improve my cognitive deficiencies. I highly recommend it!

It's really good, but I get sleepy easily [smile]

Worth reading again and again

There is no need to say more about this masterpiece.

The more you read, the more confused you become. This book uses a large number of examples to illustrate the biases of thinking. It is difficult to read and understand them all, but it can indeed help us understand the cognitive biases we are trapped in in our daily lives. Slow thinking leads to better decision-making, but activating it is difficult. I hope everyone can make wise choices.

The description of the thinking system is very detailed. It divides the thinking methods in the brain into two types, and distinguishes the two thinking methods into System 1 independent thinking and System 2 in-depth thinking. This allows readers to understand the two ways of thinking more intuitively and transparently, and also makes readers' thinking clearer.

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Very useful for making decisions

Although it is difficult to understand when reading, it is of great significance and makes people think deeply.

Very practical, clear and easy to understand!

A very good book, worth reading slowly and carefully! Only then do you know how moisturizing it is!

It helped me a lot because I really used this book. Don't just read it. You can even read a little bit a day. The most important thing is practice and application. Use the thinking in it to think about problems and practice deliberately. Only then can you improve. Anyway, I did it. I love using my brain. The brain will definitely become smarter after secondary development.

Maybe it's due to the translation, but it's a bit obscure to read. It took me a long time to finish it, but I still learned a lot.