Subtitled: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds
Nonfiction by Daniel Lewis
Nonfiction by Daniel Lewis
The titular Friendship that Changed Our Minds was between two Israeli psychologists, Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky in the middle of the twentieth century. While these men were pretty interesting and their work very interesting, this book itself was not all that interesting.
Although the author gave a lot of information about both men (and a lot of extraneous information, including irrelevant things about his previous successful book Moneyball ), the book didn't read like a story about people. I don't like stories that aren't about people.
I think I would have done better just to read their psychology papers.
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