Important concepts around how we all make decisions. This presentation introduces the work of Nobel prize winner Daniel Kahneman on Cognitive Biases, and helps you understand why we make errors in judgement, and how to look for signs you're about make one.
2. IT’S GOOD TO BE LAZY
Science ties lower metabolism &
slower living to better chances of
species survival
Tortoises aren’t as cool as a T-rexs,
but they’ve lasted much longer...
3. WE’RE BUILT TO BE LAZY
For most of our existence,
conserving energy for when
it was absolutely needed was
a SURVIVAL NECESSITY
Burning calories to be skinny
is a luxury humans can
afford only recently
4. Since we’re lazy by
design, and thinking is
effortful, we’ve evolved to
avoid it as much as
possible.
This has a HUGE impact
on how we make
decisions
5. The leading expert on
how we make decisions is
Israeli psychologist prof.
DANIEL KAHNEMAN
Kahneman spent 50 years
researching the topic & in
2002 he was awarded the
Nobel prize in
Economics*
* They don’t give one for psychology
33. K. Som is a 33 year old
Chiang Mai resident.
Which is likeliest to be
her profession?
● Photographer
● Festival producer
● Teacher
● Model
● Architect
34. Statistically she’s most likely to be a teacher,
but we probably guessed otherwise.
WHY?
System #1 encounters a question it can’t answer &
immediately references the nearest available
information, REGARDLESS OF ITS RELEVANCE…
The photo threw us off
37. We INSTINCTIVELY
value scarce things.
This is known as
SCARCITY BIASING &
it’s used in marketing
ALL THE TIME
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57. ...if that’s not enough to get you
worried, recent studies link
mobile phone usage to elevated
levels of the stress hormone
Cortisol.
An overabundance of Cortisol
increases blood pressure,
heart rate, and anxiety, and
reduces mental performance...
63. Cognitive Biases offer a glimpse
into our shared psyche.
How we leverage them -
for better, or worse,
IS UP TO US...
64. To learn more check
out Daniel Kahneman on
TED & read his book
“Thinking Fast & Slow”
In 2002 Dr. Kahneman was
awarded the Nobel prize in
Economics for his work on decision
making & bias