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  • Why It's Never Your Fault

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    Success feels personal. Failure feels circumstantial. The gap between those two explanations isn't evidence-it'sarchitecture, and most of what you defend or avoid next depends on whether you recognize the pattern or let itrun your assessments invisibly. Part of The Bias Files, Simon Blackwood's insightful book explores theself-serving bias, the psychological mechanism that drives you to credit ... Leer más

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