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[seongrae]

I also agree that people need to have both knowledge and snap judgment skills to live in our society. In our life there are many situations where one do his snap judgment based on his knowledge. If one didn¡¯t had some knowledge and judged just without thinking, one might regret their decisions. Therefore, I think one should have some knowledge and snap judgment in our society to go through quick decisions.

[cesar]

I think this might depends on each person. Memory and thought process is different for each person. So the way we make decisions or in the case of the author store them up subconsciously can work differently for each of us.

[sarahlee2]

I agree with you Sarah! I really don't think you can rely on snap judgment. Maybe you can use your snap judgment for situations that don't have to deal with academics. However, if it has to deal with studies then you really can't rely on snap judgment. How are you supposed to know these facts based on judgment? I really can't agree with (Koos author.

[franicaza95]

in our daily lives, we always make snap judgments, sometimes withouht even noticing. in koo's presentation, like sarah said he mentions how having less knowledge of stuff can help us better and can make us know more than if we have more knowledge. i think that the more knowledge, the better because our brains wont function the same. one thing that i dont agree is how gladwell says that we should always follow our snapjudgments. i say this becasue many times the decisions we take are wrong and could sometimes bring bad consequences.