Thinking fast and slow - Daniel Kahneman
Notes from the book
Part I: Two systems
- The theory is: Our brain consists of two systems:
- System 1 (S1): immediate response, intuitive, fast, run all the time.
- System 2 (S2): detect errors make by System 1 and correct it, run slower; being in the idle mode if no alert from System 1.
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When we think harder or focus intensively, our pupil size get increase.
- S2 will not be so active and let the S1 take over (the lazy controller/ depleted ego) when:
- Our brain went out of glucose (hungry, etc.)
- We are busy with other thoughts
- Lazy, the delaying gratification go down
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The associative machine
Our brain always try to associate things we see together based on its prior knowledge/experiences. If it detects things is not so associative, it will trigger the system 2. Unless it will just ignore or run at the easy mode.
- The mavels of priming Priming will set the context and influence following information. Body pose could unconciously affect our thoughts.
- The primes guide us
“The signt of all these people in uniforms does not prime creativity”
- Cognitive ease
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