Michael Lewis habla de "The Undoing Project"

The transcript discusses a book that explores how memory influences decision-making and judgment. It highlights how vivid memories can distort our perception of probabilities, using examples like driving behavior after witnessing an accident. The conversation also touches on historical misjudgments, such as those made during World War II, and the challenges of predicting future crises based on past events. The discussion emphasizes that while past experiences shape our expectations, they may not accurately predict future occurrences.

What insights does the text provide about the relationship between memory and judgment?

How does the example of driving at different speeds illustrate the concept of probability in decision making?

What historical misjudgment is discussed in relation to Danny Kahneman's father during World War II?

In what ways does the text suggest that past experiences influence future predictions?

What does the text imply about the likelihood of future financial crises based on past events?