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Thinking, fast and slow and the transparency agenda in development
I was reading “Thinking, fast and slow” by Daniel Kahnemann. It is a very good book. It challenges conventional wisdom and is so full of meaning that it asks for a regular reread to discover more hidden treasure. He explains … Continue reading
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