Daniel Kahneman

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At the age of 90, Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman chose to die a self-determined death in Switzerland. He spent his last days in Paris - conscious, fulfilled and quiet. https://www.bluewin.ch/en/entertainment/nobel-prize-winner-opts-for-suicide-in-switzerland-2619460.html * In March 2024, Daniel Kahneman celebrated his 90th birthday - surrounded by his partner Barbara Tversky, his daughter and her family in Paris. * But towards the end of his stay, Kahneman began to send a personal message to close friends: a farewell email. * On March 26, he left his family and flew to Zurich. One day later, he died by [Assisted Suicide]. * Kahneman lived to the end as a curious researcher. He closed his email with the words: "Thank you all for helping me to make this life a good one." ---- Daniel Kahneman is an outstanding psychologist who won a Nobel Prize in Economics. He’s also the author of the best book I’ve ever read “Thinking ,Fast and Slow.” But he’s not only an author but also an avid reader himself. Here are his [Book Recommendations]👇🏼 https://twitter.com/MnkeDaniel/status/1694317629584847244 - [Books] # [Skin in the Game] by [Nassim Nicholas Taleb] # Loonshots # Scarcity by Sendhil Mullainathan # Simpler by Cass R. Sunstein More at https://www.danielmnke.com/p/bookshelf-inspiration-for-reading [Bookshelf] -- He routinely asks 8 questions to expose cognitive traps you fall into daily. https://x.com/oledoteth/status/1821144546694271297 # Am I thinking fast or slow? # Am I too stressed to think clearly? # Is this a reversible decision? # What would you think about this if it were someone else's decision? # What would I think about this a year from now? # What would I advise a friend to do in this situation? # What's the quality of the evidence? # What are the opposing arguments? {tags: People}
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