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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2025 · 54 MIN

THE STUPIDITY PARADOX: Why Smart People Make Bad Decisions

from Viewpoints by Equature · host Viewpoints by Equature

Ever wonder why we sometimes miss the obvious? Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of stupidity – not the lack of intelligence, but the dangerous tendency to overlook crucial information staring us right in the face. In this episode, join Kris Kaull and host Cherie Bartram as we explore the seven sneaky risk factors that sabotage decision-making: rushing, unfamiliar environments, group influence, expert bias, hyper-focus, information overload, and stress. Sound familiar? First responders face these challenges daily! Discover practical strategies to navigate these mental traps and make better decisions under pressure. We'll show you how simply acknowledging these risks is your first step toward avoiding costly mistakes. Listen now to transform how you approach critical decisions – because sometimes the smartest move is recognizing when you're about to do something stupid.For additional info on the topic: https://fs.blog/how-not-to-be-stupid/

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