Volume 11

Humans aren’t as good at decisions than they think, and Kahneman figured out why.

His family fled World War II as he was turning 3, but he was still left with a profound impact.

Harris didn’t want to be “the first,” he just wanted to fly, and fly, and fly. And he did.

Hiatt was one of the giants on whose shoulders others later stood.

Pioneering work on finding ways to repair spinal cords to help paralyzed people.

Bob started offering gluten-free products long before the craze began, and then it gets interesting.

Ozawa was going to be a pianist — until he broke his fingers.

“He was perhaps the most entertaining speaker in our field, with the knowledge to back it up.”

Thanks to Mills, computers can not just tell time, but tell it accurately.