Some people try to implement a decision-making strategy that’s like, “I should focus mostly on System 1” or “I should focus mostly on System 2.” But this isn’t really the point. The goal is to develop an ability to judge which scenarios call for which types of mental activities, and to be able to combine System 1 and System 2 together fluidly as needed.
To have a go at it:
Some people try to implement a decision-making strategy that’s like, “I should focus mostly on System 1” or “I should focus mostly on System 2.” But this isn’t really the point. The goal is to develop an ability to judge which scenarios call for which types of mental activities, and to be able to combine System 1 and System 2 together fluidly as needed.
I appreciate this attempt… but no it is not it.
What I’m talking about is not the skill to combine S1 and S2 fluidly as needed.