“When we detect what appears to be a rule, we quickly reject the idea that the process is truly random,” (page 115). Attributing oddities to chance takes work. It’s easier to attribute them to some intelligent force in the universe. Kahneman advises, “accept the different outcomes were due to blind luck” (page 116). There are many facts in this world due to chance and do not lend themselves to explanations. Potential for error? Making connections where none exists.