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	{{review\|Thinking, Fast and Slow\|Daniel Kahneman\|15 July 2012\|Present Company Included}}		{{review\|Thinking, Fast and Slow\|Daniel Kahneman\|R2JYVT6FPAXW3D\|15 July 2012\|Present Company Included}}
	This is a monster book packed with fascinating insights about how our cognitive systems process and render information. Its starting premise is that we have two discrete "systems" for mental processing. Daniel Kahneman, a cognitive psychologist who transformed himself into a Nobel Prize-winning behavioural economist, gives these the Dr. Seussian labels "System 1 and System 2".		This is a monster book packed with fascinating insights about how our cognitive systems process and render information. Its starting premise is that we have two discrete "systems" for mental processing. Daniel Kahneman, a cognitive psychologist who transformed himself into a Nobel Prize-winning behavioural economist, gives these the Dr. Seussian labels "System 1 and System 2".