Daniel Kahneman: Thinking Fast vs. Thinking Slow | Inc. Magazine7 insights · See all
- Deliberately slowing down engages System 2 because its effortful, analytical processing can catch mistakes that automatic System 1 responses miss, so pausing can prevent some—but not all—errors.
Deliberately slowing down engages System 2 because its effortful, analytical processing can catch mistakes that automatic System 1 responses miss, so pausing can prevent some—but not all—errors.
- Cognitive illusions persist after correction because the feeling-based responses of System 1 remain compelling, so even when System 2 recognizes an error it can still 'feel' right.
Cognitive illusions persist after correction because the feeling-based responses of System 1 remain compelling, so even when System 2 recognizes an error it can still 'feel' right.
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