[[wikipedia:Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow|Thinking, Fast and Slow]] is a book recommended to me by [[Peter Kriens]] at [[OSGiCon]] 2012 when we were trying to understand each others misunderstandings about [[modular system]]s. I hesitated to start reading it, but then I realized it has been written by a [[wikipedia:Nobel_Memorial_Prize_in_Economics|Nobel Prize]] [[wikipedia:Daniel_Kahneman|winner]] and is actually quite accurate as our recent [[trait]] vs. [[C++]] adventures show.

[[wikipedia:Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow|Thinking, Fast and Slow]] is a book recommended to me by [[Peter Kriens]] at [[OSGiCon]] 2012 when we were trying to understand each others misunderstandings about [[modular system]]s. I had hesitated to start reading it, but when I finally started I realized it has been written by a [[wikipedia:Nobel_Memorial_Prize_in_Economics|Nobel Prize]] [[wikipedia:Daniel_Kahneman|winner]] and is actually quite accurate as our recent [[trait]] vs. [[C++]] adventures show.

[[wikipedia:Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow|Thinking, Fast and Slow]] is a book recommended to me by [[Peter Kriens]] at [[OSGiCon]] 2012 when we were trying to understand each others misunderstandings about [[modular systems]]. I hesitated to start reading it, but then I realized it has been written by a [[wikipedia:Nobel_Memorial_Prize_in_Economics|Nobel Prize]] [[Daniel_Kahneman|winner]] and is actually quite accurate as our recent [[trait]] vs. [[C++]] adventures show.

[[wikipedia:Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow|Thinking, Fast and Slow]] is a book recommended to me by [[Peter Kriens]] at [[OSGiCon]] 2012 when we were trying to understand each others misunderstandings about [[modular system]]s. I hesitated to start reading it, but then I realized it has been written by a [[wikipedia:Nobel_Memorial_Prize_in_Economics|Nobel Prize]] [[wikipedia:Daniel_Kahneman|winner]] and is actually quite accurate as our recent [[trait]] vs. [[C++]] adventures show.