New York Times Bestseller How do we arrive at our decisions, and why are we so often wrong? Daniel Kahneman was always sure he was wrong. Amos Tversky was always sure he was right. One takes everything seriously, for the other, life is fun. These two world-renowned psychologists and founders of behavioral economics have completely turned our assumptions about decision-making on their heads with their joint research. Michael Lewis unwinds a compelling story about human thinking in unpredictable situations and the power of algorithms along two cinematic characters. In his ingenious narrative, Lewis takes us to the limits of our decisions.