. >> we conclude this evening with alan rickman starring in seminar on broadway. >> i think you can tell when truth is happening in the theatre, when you feel real concentration between actors and it transmits to the audience and the audience becomes one animal and there are times in this play when the silence descends that is tangible and when a laugh happens it is like one noise. >> rose: kahneman and rickman when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: dan kahneman is here, a professor of psychology emeritus at princeton in 2002 awarded the nobel prize in economics for analysis of decision making, on certainty, the only noneconomy minimums to win that award he is one of the most influential psychologists in history and certainly the most psychologist alive today and writes about the ideas that have driven his career over the past five decades in a new book, it is called thinking, fast and slow. and i am pleased to have daniel kahneman here at th

yeah, alan rickman is in it now.ful story about a teacher of a fiction writer, serious novelist, whose career -- he's troubled and complicated. a couple of guy, couple of girls. he goes over to their apartment. and teaches them over the course of ten weeks fiction writing. >> jimmy: this sounds terrible. >> why? why would -- what don't you like about that? >> jimmy: there's no gorilla on it. really, goes and teaches them about fiction writing? >> yeah, but he has sex with both of the girls. >> jimmy: okay, now it sounds better. [ applause ] >> one of the girl students in the first scene, i -- spoiler alert -- lifts up her shirt and showed her naked torso. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's got great actors in it and it was written by theresa, beautiful play, beautiful play. >> jimmy: sounds good, that's all right. then people can -- if you're not interested in art, you look forward to some toplessness. are you -- do you observe valentine's day? are you one of those? >> i'm quite observant, yes, yes, kind of, yeah. >> jimmy: do y