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The Evolution of Decision-Making - From Primal Instincts to Digital Age Irrationality (eBook)

Type: e-book
Genre: Social Science, Humor
Language: English
Price: ₹299
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Why do smart people consistently struggle with critical financial, career, and personal growth decisions? The Evolution of Decision-Making offers a groundbreaking look at the deepest flaws in the human operating system, showing how primal instincts drive modern-day irrationality. This essential guide immediately dives into Behavioral Science, mapping the ancient conflict between your fast, impulsive System 1 brain and your slow, logical System 2 processor.

You’ll trace your decision-making instincts back to the harsh, energy-saving needs of the ancestral environment. Discover how these evolutionary shortcuts systematically misfire today, creating the predictable errors known as crippling Cognitive Biases. We expose the mechanisms behind Loss Aversion, Confirmation Bias, and the devastating Sunk Cost Fallacy—and how they keep you trapped.

The book then confronts the modern crisis: the digital ecosystem. Learn precisely how social media and algorithmic feeds are engineered to exploit your Decision Fatigue and push your evolutionary weaknesses into overdrive. We reveal how platforms use Dark Patterns and Filter Bubbles to maximize impulse and minimize Strategic Thinking. The final sections pivot from analysis to Personal Growth, providing immediately actionable strategies to re-architect your environment for rationality.

Master powerful techniques like Pre-Mortem Analysis and Rational Defaults to conquer your own inner biases. Finally, prepare for the Future of Work by understanding the critical relationship between human intuition and Artificial Intelligence. This essential text provides a clear map for the Human-AI decision loop, teaching you how to make better decisions by leveraging non-biased logic. Transform your life by gaining deep insight into the science of choice and achieving next-level Productivity. This is your user manual for mastering the modern mind.

About the Author

Shreenivas Joshi is an authority on consumer behavior and financial technology, supported by a 25-year career as a Fintech Product Management leader at global corporations like eBay, PayPal, and PayU. With a foundation in Computer Science, he has spent his professional life analyzing vast amounts of behavioral data to inform effective product strategy. He has lived across different parts of the world, taking immense interest in local cultures, cuisine, their behavioral habits, etc.

Driven by a passion for understanding the cognitive biases that shape financial decisions, Shreenivas Joshi's writing applies the core concepts of behavioral economics to the distinctive context of Indian policy and consumer behavior. He is intrigued by the subtle ways Indian readers respond to incentives, risk, and choice, and he aims to offer insights that improve both personal finance and government policy-making.

Shreenivas Joshi resides near Mumbai, India, and dedicates his time to dissecting the "why" behind economic decisions.
Instagram: @indian.behavioral.economics
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shreenivas-joshi-a76402/

Book Details

Publisher: Shreenivas Joshi
Number of Pages: 44
Availability: Available for Download (e-book)

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