Seeking Wisdom: From Darwin to Munger, 3rd Edition

by Peter Bevelin

Paperback Hardcover

"Seeking Wisdom" is a book that explores the concept of making better decisions in life, business, and investing. It is based on the ideas of two remarkable men, Charles Darwin and Charlie Munger. The book is divided into four parts: Biology and Psychology of Misjudgments, Physics and Mathematics of Misjudgments, Philosophy of Wisdom, and Investing Wisdom. In the first part, the author discusses evolutionary biases and cognitive errors that prevent people from making sound judgments. In the second part, the book explores physical and mathematical principles that can help people make better decisions. The third part delves into the philosophy of wisdom, including the idea of seeking truth over proving one's own point of view. Finally, the book provides insights into the investing wisdom of Charlie Munger, Warren Buffet's right-hand man. It examines Munger's approach to making investment decisions based on rational thinking and common sense. Overall, "Seeking Wisdom" provides a comprehensive guide to decision-making, drawing insights from various fields of knowledge and a range of fascinating examples. The book is recommended for anyone looking to improve their decision-making skills and critical thinking abilities.

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