For a long time I really upset about my thinking skill. Many people said that I am not good at everything which need quickly decision, because I think too slow and hard to give decision in time. However, Thinking, Fast and Slow has given me a new definition of thinking, I recognize that thinking slow has its advantages. The truth is that my last decision is better than my company's one though it is not as fast as his. Daniel Kahneman has proved his ability through two systems which is shown by him in this book and it is really helpful in showing me the way our brain acts in truth, I really surprise and I am not worry about my ability now. I have paid attention to this book in the first time I saw it. It's regretted that I can't bought it because Tiki is get out of it now. However, I advise you to find it somewhere else because it's really interesting. That's a wonderful book in my opinion. Thank Daniel Kahneman so much :).

The notion that I am unaware of almost everything going on in my brain at any given moment is a concept that I am still coming to terms with a week after finishing this monumental book. How can I not be aware of what I'm thinking? Kahneman's guided tour through his revolutionary research career leaves little doubt that my conscious awareness (System 2) is all too eager to delegate the management of my well-being to automatic processes that do a decent job of keeping me alive and socially accepted the vast majority of the time (System 1).

Recognizing that a good deal of my thinking is done without my approval, I have been going back through this book to try and understand how my aware thinking interacts with/controls/answers to the background processes. I have not been very successful in finding a clear discussion of just how this interaction occurs. Kahneman seems to have made a very deliberate choice to only discuss those findings that are firmly supported by research. While the bulk of the book is a first-hand account of his experimental psychology program, he readily discusses the work of other psychologists to expand on and clarify various aspects of the topic under consideration. This leaves little room for speculation on how we can use what little awareness of our thinking that we do have to improve the automatic responses that dictate the majority of our actions and make most of our decisions.