The Munger Circle | Roundtable #2
Munger Circle Singapore | Roundtable #2
The Psychology of Human Misjudgment
Why Do Smart People Make Bad Decisions?
Charlie Munger believed that understanding human psychology is essential to making better decisions. Even the smartest people are vulnerable to cognitive biases, emotional influences, and flawed reasoning.
In this second gathering of Munger Circle Singapore, we’ll explore one of Munger’s most fascinating intellectual contributions: The Psychology of Human Misjudgment.
Through an intimate, interactive roundtable, we’ll discuss why people make irrational decisions despite knowing better, how incentives and social pressures shape our behaviour, and what we can do to improve our judgment.
Questions we’ll explore:
Why do intelligent people make surprisingly poor decisions?
How do incentives, social proof, and confirmation bias influence us?
What mistakes have taught us the most?
How can we apply Munger’s mental models to investing, careers, and everyday life?
No presentations. No pitches. Just curious minds, diverse perspectives, and thoughtful conversations.
Come prepared to share an experience, challenge an assumption, and learn something new.
Think better. Invest wiser. Compound together.