If I remember correctly, it's more of a casual read than Thinking Fast and Slow, and I suppose comparable to Nate Silver's book. I don't know of there's a lot of new ground here if you've already read Silver's book.

All depends on what you're looking to get out of it?

That said, it's very easy reading, in case you were looking for something advanced. It's a Freakonomics-level book, and there are no analytics (whatever you take that to mean). It's about behavioral economics, not data.

I haven't read the other, but I liked Predictably Irrational enough to make several friends read my copy.

What are some other analytics books you've read?