Back from New Orleans
I am back to
I really have much to write about this 5 day trip to
He said experts often rely on instantaneous thinking for making any decision as that’s why they are called experts. He made his point by telling a story (I am not going to tell you the story here). But he had 4 lessons from the story
1. People rely on instantaneous thinking even when they are deliberate and rational
2. This kind of thinking is mysterious which means one can’t explain it. Its intuitive in nature. Ask Sachin Tendulkar how does he know when to get out his bat flat out to hit fours and he can’t tell you the exact reason. He just knows it when he is batting. I would rather day when he used to bat.
3. This kind of thinking is fragile which means it can be easily biased. If your friend is there singing on stage u will always judge him as the best even when he has sung for 2 seconds
4. Lastly, this kind of thinking is frugal which means it does not require lot many data and it can be blocked by information overload. Example u go to a shop to buy a shoe and u see 4 diff kinds of shoe – chance are u will like 1 among those 4 but if there is 40 kinds of shoe – I bet u can be there for 2 hrs without choosing a shoe for you.
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