That’s certainly a mistake that many people make, but we shouldn’t consciously correct for it unless it’s a bias with predictable direction. Does excessive belief in common-sense analogies really cause more problems than excessive belief in new shiny ideas? How do you tell?
That’s certainly a mistake that many people make, but we shouldn’t consciously correct for it unless it’s a bias with predictable direction. Does excessive belief in common-sense analogies really cause more problems than excessive belief in new shiny ideas? How do you tell?
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