Harnessing Fast and Slow Thinking in the Digital AgeIn this episode of PsyberSpace, host Leslie Poston explores key concepts from Daniel Kahneman's book, Thinking, Fast and Slow, to understand how our cognitive processes, specifically System 1 and System 2 thinking, impact various aspects of our digital and real-world experiences. System 1 is characterized by fast, automatic responses, while System 2 involves more deliberate and analytical thought processes. The episode digs into how these systems influence our interaction with social media, decision-making, consumer behavior, political discourse, information handling, cybersecurity, education, mental health, and more. Through examining these concepts, the show aims to provide insights into improving personal decision-making and fostering a more thoughtful society. Leslie Poston encourages listeners to recognize when they are using System 1 or System 2 thinking and to strive for a balance between the two to navigate the complexities of modern life more effectively.00:00 Welcome to Cyberspace: An Introduction00:19 Exploring Kahneman's Cognitive Insights00:48 The Dynamics of Fast and Slow Thinking02:16 Social Media Through the Lens of Fast Thinking03:12 Analyzing Information in the Digital Age03:44 Marketing, Crises, and Political Discourse: System One at Work05:33 Online Identities and Cybersecurity: The Role of Cognitive Systems07:15 Education, Mental Health, and Consumer Behavior Insights08:40 Challenging Cultural Biases and Enhancing Decision Making10:10 Applying Kahneman's Theories in the Workplace and Beyond11:45 Conclusion: The Importance of Balancing Fast and Slow Thinking ★ Support this podcast ★