This chapter highlights the weight that some trivial things have on people’s minds. Kahneman introduces the chapter with an anecdote of the prevalent 2004 bus bombings in Israel. As he recounts, these occurrences were relatively minor and had a very insignificant effect on the general population of drivers in the country. Nonetheless, people held these events with a significantly high accord, far more than they deserved. Kahneman goes on to shed light on the fundamentals of overestimation and to overweight, where he outlines the behavior of people regarding minor concerns. The author also sheds new light on vivid outcomes, where gamblers and other people portray a significant discrepancy regarding the sensitivity that the result of an event is fully or nearly known.