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Does it? Some of the words are the same but I think they refer to different things. The author of the article is talking about processing speed for tasks that b
by gooodvibes 1y ago
Does it? Some of the words are the same but I think they refer to different things. The author of the article is talking about processing speed for tasks that belong in Kahneman's slow system 2, not about some personal preference/aptitude for slow over fast the way Kahneman means it.
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- rawgabbit 1y agoThe author is saying in many situations he is applying type 2 thinking when he should be applying type 1. His volleyball experience for example. The book discusses this. Albeit for most people the problem is the reverse. They are applying type 1 thinking to situations that require type 2.
- leoc 1y agoNot exclusively: playing volleyball is surely a ‘thinking fast’ situation, for instance.