Empathy is praised as the foundation of good ethics and good leadership. The research suggests it's actually a bias engine that consistently directs your care toward the wrong people.
The self-awareness movement has convinced us that looking inward produces reliable knowledge. The research says otherwise — introspective reports are mostly post-hoc fiction, and the people who introspect most know themselves least.
The advice to deliberate carefully is useful for beginners and actively harmful for experts. We've misread Kahneman, and smart people are making worse decisions because of it.