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by b3morales
1349 days ago
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A possible explanation, from the book Thinking Fast and Slow: when confronted with an intractable (or even just very difficult) problem, the human mind has a tendency to substitute an easier problem and solve that instead. It's tricky to catch yourself doing this, and group inertia makes it harder. |
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