“In his decision to end his life before deterioration, Professor Daniel Kahneman bought this life -inspiring dimension of life. Thus, a talkbackist who calls himself “Agamemnon” in responding to a list of Neri Livana published in Haaretz in “Haaretz” following Kahanman’s decision, the Nobel Prize for Economics, to end his life at the age of 90. The subtitle states: “The way Daniel Kahneman chose to end his life a year ago both disturbing me and inspiring me.”
Kahneman’s choice of grace was published only recently, just a year after his death in Diganitas, Switzerland, the name of the act. The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Nahanman in 2002. His Partnership in Decisions Studies was to remember the late Israeli professor Amos Tversky. Kahneman was born in Israel in 1934. He studied at the Hebrew University and served in the IDF. In his last years in New York. From there he also went to Switzerland, his last way.