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Viewing problems through the lens of one's profession or expertise, regardless of context.
Limits problem-solving approaches, creates professional echo chambers, and explains why expert advice can be narrow.
This bias explains why interdisciplinary teams often outperform expert teams - diverse perspectives prevent tunnel vision.
"Statistically speaking, you're probably wrong about statistics. And about speaking, for that matter."