Please read the article: "Before you make that big decision" Kahneman et al$,($Kahneman is a Nobel Prize winner$).$ The goal of this discussion is to understand the article and learn how to benefit from it$.$

$1.$ Do the authors think that we can overcome our own biases when we make decisions? What reason$/$s do they provide for their position?

$2.$ List the top $2-3$ implications of this article for decision making if we assume that the authors are correct? Do you agree with the authors position? Why or why not?

$3.$ The article discusses some important concepts in decision making: System $1$ thinking; System $2$ thinking; Self$-$interested bias; Affect heuristic; Saliency bias; Confirmation bias; Availability bias; Anchoring bias; Sunk cost fallacy; Overconfidence bias; Competitor neglect; Disaster neglect or Loss Aversion.

$($a$)$ Chose one of the above. In a couple of sentences clearly define it and then provide a personal$/$hypothetical example explaining it$.$