Why tech-paradigm bubbles may stem from self-deception under rising complexity
fkasummer · x · 2026-11-13
fkasummer poses a thought-provoking question: has anyone studied whether the inevitability of financial bubbles during new technology paradigm shifts is tied to the inevitability of self-deception as complexity increases? An open musing relevant to AI investment cycles and cognitive bias.
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