Как мы принимаем решения
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Каждое мгновение мы принимаем решения: от очень важных до малозначимых и повседневных. Именно это свойство - умение делать свободный выбор - и делает человека человеком. Но как это происходит? Как работает мозг, в доли секунды обрабатывающий колоссальный объем информации? Как соотносятся разум и интуиция? Эти вопросы занимают не только философов и нейрофизиологов, но и каждого из нас. Джона Лерер не только увлекательно описывает, как устроен механизм принятия решений. Книга "Как мы принимаем решения" рассказывает и о том, как происходит процесс выбора, и одновременно помогает сделать этот процесс эффективнее.
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Моя подруга Сара Лейбовиц прочла эту книгу десятки раз (я не преувеличиваю), во всех видах и черновиках. Без ее проницательной критики, жизнерадостной поддержки и любви этой книги просто не было бы. К тому времени, когда вы прочтете эти строки, Сара станет моей женой, и это, без сомнения, лучшее решение в моей жизни.
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