Tversky, Amos

"The most important skill is knowing when you are wrong."

"We do not fail because we lack intelligence; we fail because we lack humility."

"The future is not a prediction but a possibility."

"We are all biased, and the first step to wisdom is admitting it."

"The mind is both our greatest strength and our greatest weakness."

"To live is to constantly navigate between what we know and what we do not know."

"Courage is not the elimination of fear but the management of it."

"We succeed not because we are smarter but because we are more persistent."

"The human capacity for self-deception is perhaps our most remarkable trait."

"What we call common sense is often just the sum of our accumulated biases."

"The world is complex, and our minds are built for simplicity."

"We do not see the world as it is; we see it filtered through our needs and desires."

"To understand decision-making is to understand the hidden forces that drive our choices."

"The power of a belief lies not in its truth but in its consequences."

"We are all walking contradictions, and that is what makes us human."

"The mind seeks patterns and meaning even in randomness."

"To ask the right question is to be halfway to the right answer."

"We become what we repeatedly do, so excellence is not an act but a habit."

"The greatest obstacle to understanding is the illusion that we already understand."

"Risk and reward are not always proportional to our perception of them."

"We are all more biased than we believe ourselves to be."

"The human mind is a storyteller, and sometimes it tells the wrong story."

"To grow is to admit that what you knew yesterday may not be true today."

"We judge ourselves by our intentions but others by their actions."

"The only certainty in life is uncertainty."

"We are all victims of our own perspective."

"To be truly wise is to know the limits of your knowledge."

"The mind is a creature of habit, and habit is the path of least resistance."

"We succeed when we align our talents with our opportunities."

"The human capacity for adaptation is matched only by our capacity for self-deception."