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A review by jojo_action
Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment by Cass R. Sunstein, Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony
informative
inspiring
slow-paced
3.0
The topic was very interesting and a very fitting follow-up on Kahneman's last great hit
Noise is a invisible enemy and we as humans are very bad at noticing it. So to dedicate some attention to it is really insightful and necessary.
BUT I have to agree with most of the reviews: this could have been an essay or journal entry. Even in the chapters themselves a lot of repetition and unnecessarily long explantation of easy concepts were given. Let alone the amount of repetition in the whole of 400 pages.
20 pages of setting up the idea, presentation of some studies and then the noise-audit and decision hygiene template would have been better. Maybe with a summary and some room for the opposition.
Noise is a invisible enemy and we as humans are very bad at noticing it. So to dedicate some attention to it is really insightful and necessary.
BUT I have to agree with most of the reviews: this could have been an essay or journal entry. Even in the chapters themselves a lot of repetition and unnecessarily long explantation of easy concepts were given. Let alone the amount of repetition in the whole of 400 pages.
20 pages of setting up the idea, presentation of some studies and then the noise-audit and decision hygiene template would have been better. Maybe with a summary and some room for the opposition.