What shapes happiness -- the experiences we have, or the stories we tell ourselves about them afterwards? When and how does our intuition reliably fail? And why is overconfidence the fatal flaw we should all watch out for? In this fascinating, far-ranging conversation, head of TED Chris Anderson digs into the questions that really matter with Danny Kahneman -- Nobel laureate, godfather of behavioral economics and one of the most influential psychologists alive. (Audio only)

The TED Interview: Daniel Kahneman wants you to doubt yourself. Here's why	

Daniel Kahneman wants you to doubt yourself. Here's why	

Overconfidence in decision-making, dubbed the fatal flaw, distorts rational thinking, urging a pivot towards humility and doubt.

Exploring happiness uncovers a dichotomy between the experiencing self and the memory of experiences, reshaping our understanding of joy.

The illusion of intuitive thinking is revealed through a simple math challenge, spotlighting the often unnoticed workings of the human mind.