191. Never Attribute to Malice that which is Explained by Stupidity!
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It can be easy to judge a situation, jump to conclusions, and immediately assume the worst, which leads to misunderstanding.
In this episode, Brian breaks down the mental model: Hanlon's Razor. When this model is used it allows you to look at scenarios from a new, clear perspective.
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