The article by Jérémie Beucler and Wim De Nys critiques dual-process theory, highlighting some of its simplifications. They argue that intuition can be sound and deliberation sometimes ineffective in enhancing decision-making. Their research suggests that smarter individuals exhibit better intuitions, advocating for a focus on developing better intuitive judgment rather than solely promoting deliberation. … More When fast is right and slow is wrong (rethinking intuition and deliberation)