The Undoing Project: A Friendship that Changed Our Minds Free Audiobook Download by Michael Lewis

A fascinating and gripping book about two friends - one famous, the other not - who met during the summer of 1962. As college students, they found themselves at opposite ends of the political spectrum, with the future looking very different for each. But they spent that summer together in Paris and forged a friendship that would change their lives forever.

Lewis chronicles the intellectual and emotional journey he takes with his friend Daniel Kahneman, a behavioral psychologist who discovered the art of human irrationality. The story begins in 2002 when the friends meet while they are both at Princeton. Daniel is trying to figure out why people make bad economic decisions and how to prevent them from making mistakes. Lewis is working on his first book Moneyball which covers this same subject.

The Undoing Project is a book by Michael Lewis that tells the story of his friendship with Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky. The authors are best-known for their contributions to behavioural economics, which is a field that studies how people make decisions. The book takes us into the lives of these three friends and their struggles in academia and in life. It was billed as an example of the power of friendship and this audiobook download delivers on that promise.

The Undoing Project is a biography of two men, economist Daniel Kahneman and political scientist Amos Oz. It follows the story of how these two men became friends through their work and how their friendship led to the publication of their best-selling book, "Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness" which began a long series of projects that Kahneman was involved in.

'The Undoing Project' is a book that documents a friendship between two Princeton University college students. It tells the story of how they developed a sophisticated theory about markets and human capital, which led to their investment strategies in the early 2000s, just as the world was on the brink of economic collapse.

Michael Lewis's success can be attributed to his ability to tell a compelling story. He has received honors from the National Book Foundation, the New York Public Library, and Harvard's Houghton College of Letters. Another one of his books, The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine, was adapted into a film that won three Academy Awards in 2016.