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Losing something can feel larger than gaining the very same thing.
Associated with Daniel Kahneman (provisional)
Cognitive psychologist and mathematical psychologist whose research explored similarity, judgment, and decision making under uncertainty.
Losing something can feel larger than gaining the very same thing.
A streak can feel like it makes the opposite result due, even when trials are independent.
A convincing story can make us forget how rare something was to begin with.
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