One of my favorite books of all time (and hands down my favorite non-fiction book) is Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman. Kahneman was a Nobel Prize winner for his work in behavioral economics. His life was as fascinating as his work and sadly, that life ended today.
His work has had a genuinely profound effect on me. Someone once asked me what book had the most actual impact on my life. It’s a hard thing to measure, but I can’t think of a better case for a book than for Thinking, Fast and Slow.
Raise a glass fast to an interesting man with an interesting life, 90 years long and still over too soon, and then set it down slow.
The Opportunity Machine 