Linear Thinking Fallacy

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linear thinking fallacy

When people think as if there is a straight succession of stuffs, while things are in general entangled.

Like when we make a planning and suppose that there will be A and then B and then C while in general when doing A, you need a bit of C and when doing C, you realize that you need to do A again, but slightly differently.

Notes linking here

• corrélation != causalité
• entangled iterative evolution of the method and of the tool

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