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From: John Brockman Sent: Monday, March 24, 2014 2:42 PM To: Epstein Jeffrey Subject: "On Kahneman" deadline Wednesday night - last call HOW HAS KAHNEMAN'S WORK INFLUENCED YOUR OWN? WHAT STEP DID IT MAKE POSSIBLE? http://www.edge.org/conversatio

hday greetings, =marmy tributes, personal reminiscences, etc. As always, it's about the =deas, not the person. Write something serious and worthy of Kahneman. = Say something new, true, original, and interesting (no previously =ublished material). Surprise me. No referencing politicians, =residents, prime

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speak, and applied those ideas in better ways than the people who came up with the ideas. For example, with regards to psychological biases and Kahneman's work Munger and Buffett have found a way to institutionalize this to a point where they can actually avoid most of these biases. Whereas Kahne

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ate re Edge Master Class AT Google, Sci Foo JE, In terms of women, I don't see a problem with this list: Jennifer =acquet, Katinka, Anne Treisman (Kahneman's wife) - no problem. Margaret =evi a savvy political scientist and a savvy lady, replaced Kosslyn at =tanford. Finally, Barbara Mellars, Tetlock's