Por que pessoas inteligentes cometem erros idiotas?: O que a Nasa, Thomas Edison, Benjamin Franklin e Daniel Kahneman nos ensinam sobre como tomar boas decisões

The book dives deep into how intelligence can sometimes backfire. I wonder what personal or scientific experiences led Robson to explore this topic.

It’s eye-opening but also a bit unsettling to realize how common these mistakes are, even among the highly educated. Has anyone experienced this in real life or in their own thinking?

The practical advice was interesting, but I’m curious whether these strategies are realistic for everyday decision-making or require a lot of effort.