> Thinking Fast and Slow is my runner-up for “book most overrated by investors” (with Klarman’s Margin of Safety the champion.) People who pitch this book as “required reading” simply haven’t read broadly enough about cognitive biases: while the content is certainly useful and I don’t take anything away from Kahneman as a researcher, his writing/communication/worldview leave much to be desired, and the same lessons can be learned far more effectively and enjoyably via a variety of other books (many of which are suggested below).

http://www.askeladdencapital.com/daniel-kahnemans-thinking-f...

https://retractionwatch.com/2017/02/20/placed-much-faith-und...

The author thinks that he relied too much on weak studies for the thesis of the book.