Outsmarting Obviousness

Against the tyranny of split attention and surface-level thinking

Herbert Lui

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Photo: Maurice Schalker via Unsplash

Obviousness fallacy is the notion that the options that are most convenient, most popular, and most easy to understand and manage, are the best ones.

By extension, the less convenient, less popular, and less visible options seem riskier, require more effort, and are just generally lower…

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Herbert Lui

Covering the psychology of creative work for content creators, professionals, hobbyists, and independents. Author of Creative Doing: https://www.holloway.com/cd