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Anchor self-assessment in specific behavioral counts rather
Anchor self-assessment in specific behavioral counts rather than narrative self-belief to bypass motivated reasoning.
Why This Is a Principle
This principle derives from the axiom that people systematically fail to detect biases in their own judgment (Bias Blind Spot Asymmetry) combined with Dunning-Kruger (Systematic Overconfidence Taxonomy). It prescribes replacing 'Am I good at X?' with 'How many times did I do X?' as a method. This is prescriptive and actionable, not merely descriptive of how bias works.