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" I think of myself as a "thinking player". And I play against people at the other end of the spectrum. I know I'm a better player than them, even though they my place higher than me in some tournies, because it's about making the "right" decision. If you watch the "Thinking players" you'll notice that they rarely get out played. They usually have the better hand when they're all-in. "
This is how I play too. But the problem with this is that you are simply comparing the odds when 2 people are all-in. The big reason why the Hansens are so good is because they get so much folding equity out of their raises - that's risk free chips because people don't call them.
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