This chapter generally illustrates the bases of Kahneman’s arguments on intuitive think. In effect, the mind analysis revolves around the understanding of the two systems. System 1 is responsible for involuntary actions of an individual and operates automatically. Conversely, System 2 enables an individual to work on complex computations and is relatively voluntary. As such, System 2 readily supports the choice and preference on which to focus one’s mind. The two systems are intertwined yet peculiar regarding their functionality. It is the understanding of these systems that enable one to contemplate the underlying elements of intuitive thinking, and how the mind affects the actions that people take daily.