Thinking, Fast and Slow Audiobook

" The book gives clear insights based on research. It's a great read, if you like cognitive psychology. "

" Nothing wrong with this book an editor couldn't cure! "

" Most parts very insightful, surprising findings. With all books about psychology, you have to take the experiments (and their repeatability) with a grain of salt. "

" This was really fun. I especially enjoyed the information relating to the "experiencing self" and the self seen in memory. Also the plethora of gambling examples is always fun. Interesting bit there about people with colostomy's there at the end. I actually just acquired an illeostomy myself and can sympathize with the sentiment. "

" This is by far the best book on psychology I have ever read, and I had actually read bits and pieces of it before I picked up the book itself. The text is fairly dense at times but it is totally worth dedicating your time to because you will go away understanding your own thinking processes a little better which might help you to shake off some of the cognitive distortions that inevitably cloud our perception of the world. "

" WOW! Sometimes it's good to struggle with a dense book, and this one took me a while. Incredible insights and concepts. "

" This book had many interesting ideas which I felt compelled to share with others. It really challenged my thinking. It did remind me a bit of a textbook (in good and bad ways), in that the author crammed in a lot of ideas and theories without a narrative flow. "

" Non fiction "

" Interesting at first, but begins to drag after the first 200 pages or so. I only skimmed from about page 300, as it was that or abandon the book. "

" This book gives good insight in the sub liminal processes and their impact "

" Fantastic! So brilliant, so applied to real life, so relevant! "

" Interesting but tedious. "

" One of the best books I've read by the father of behavioral psychology. Kahneman's influence is tremendous, this book is full of excellent anecdotes and stories. Read it now. "

" Very technical, hard to read. I couldn't finish it. "

" Started out very interesting, but became a bit repetitive at the end. Could have been a five-star book for me if it had been shorter. "

" I think this may be the most important psychology book written in a long time- I predict it will be standard reading in undergraduate psych courses along with Freud and Piaget before too long. A framework that is both very fresh and new (to me) that intuitively makes a lot of sense. "

" Really enjoyed this book - and a pretty quick read for a thick non-fiction tome. It made me think about how decisions are made and how decisions can be made for us by how the question is asked. Wow. "

" I really liked this explaination of how the brain works. It's kind of like "right and left" but even more usuable. It helped me a lot in dealing with different people. "

" the best book I've read this year. bursting with insights about the way we think. "

" obsessed. got it an audio. interesting accompaniment to law school coursework and judicial analysis/intepretation. "