The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis | Complete Book Summary

What if the two most important psychologists of the twentieth century built their greatest theories not in laboratories but in conversation with each other — and what if their friendship was itself as extraordinary and as complicated as the ideas it produced? In this complete summary of The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis, we break down the remarkable story of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, the Israeli psychologists whose collaboration overturned centuries of assumptions about human rationality and permanently changed economics, medicine, sports, and public policy. We cover the foundational discoveries of behavioral economics — availability bias, representativeness, anchoring, the framing effect, loss aversion, and prospect theory — how two radically different personalities produced ideas neither could have reached alone, and why their eventual estrangement is as revealing about human psychology as any experiment they ever ran. Equal parts intellectual history and deeply human story.
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