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Summary of Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman|Key Concepts in 15 Min or Less

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Book Summary|Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman Where do the world’s smartest people get their ideas? From great books! This Summary is perfect for the time-crunched reader, the last-minute studier, or anyone who wants a solid overall understanding of the original book. -Are you strapped for time?

-Do you want an idea of what the book is about without paying full price?

-Do you want a fast and easy way to pull the meat out of a book, leave the fluff behind, and get a solid summary that contains just the best and most useful ideas?

If so, sounds like this summary is just what you need.

This summary is concise and can be read in 15 minutes or less.

Amplify your knowledge, gain new perspectives and become a better, smarter you!

26 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 18, 2016

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October 26, 2022
Not sure it solves anything, but it was very interesting and I liked learning about the first and second system.
1 review
June 3, 2018
Good Summary

Summary is good but we need to read the entire book to effectively understand the concepts, biases Inna detailed manner.
3 reviews
August 12, 2017
Great summary

Good highlights. Allowed me to consume the book's highlights in 20 mins. Some of the chapters appear to have different brightness levels in the text, but this is not a showstopper for the summary's effectiveness.
4 reviews
March 2, 2017
Great summary

Enjoyed the summary, one of the best I have ever read in a very long time. Makes the book understandable.
2 reviews
June 27, 2017
Recommended.

Excellent summary, very helpful
Able to finish in about 20 minutes of reading.
Would definitely recommend to a friend.
End.
2 reviews
January 18, 2019
Definitely a quick read

I think it covers a complete gist of the main book. Especially i like the mention of all important facts n fallacies along with organic examples makes it a very interesting and quick read. It should set a good and easy context to read them in more detail now.
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August 2, 2020
Gets right to the point.

Clear and concise. Delivers the points and gives a pretty good example of them thereafter. If you want to drill it home, you'll need to read the original book. Otherwise, it's a well written fast read.
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5 reviews
January 5, 2025
Easy to read

This summary is easy to read, giving a good overview of the book. My System 2 jumps in so I am going to read the whole book now. The summary is a good motivation, thanks.
3 reviews
September 3, 2018
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Crisp and concise book. I could understand it very well. Now, I would like to read the whole book. Congratulations.
31 reviews
November 15, 2020
Very helpful

A very helpful summary of the key terms and concepts of thinking fast and slow. I now feel much more able to tackle the book
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1 review
February 21, 2022
Well worth the time!

Very valuable Advice and wisdom acquired without wasting time and money. Well worth sharing with friends and family. Spreading the word.
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August 27, 2024
Gets down to the basics of the book.

Perhaps its my system 1 that went to the summary book. It is good and covers the basics of the book.
1 review
January 2, 2020
Good introduction to subject area

This book is a nice taster, a good outline of how we get caught out, it’s easy to see how we fall for sales/marketing ploys, reading this may help!
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January 11, 2020
Group-think tends to be System 1, and System 2 tends to appear contrarian.

I would recommend this book to decision makers; committees, boards of directors, teachers.
Hmmm, am I displaying a bias?
Maybe.
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