Substitute or Hurst?

System one suggests solutions to an undemanding system two. Its search for information and arguments is mostly constrained to information that is consistent with existing beliefs, not with an intention to examine them. After adequate training, creates a coherent pattern of activated ideas in associative memory. Distinguishes the surprising from the normal. Infers and invents causes and intentions. Neglects ambiguity and suppresses doubt. Is biased to believe and confirm. Exaggerates emotional consistency. The Halo effect focuses on existing evidence and ignores absent evidence. Curistics is more sensitive to changes than to states. Prospect theory overweights low probabilities shows diminishing sensitivity to quantity. Psychophysics responds more strongly to losses than to