Michael Lewis has made a hugely successful career out of writing books about knotty, technical and some might say mundane subjects - like statistical analysis in baseball ("Moneyball"), or credit default swaps ("The Big Short"), or high-frequency stock trading ("Flash Boys").
His latest book, "The Undoing Project," takes his gift for dramatizing the undramatic to a whole new level. It's about a pair of academics, in a room alone, thinking about how we think.
And yet, like Lewis'...
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