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Judging harmful actions as worse than harmful inactions, even when outcomes are identical.
Prevents beneficial interventions, maintains harmful status quos, and explains resistance to proactive solutions.
People will choose harmful inaction over beneficial action, even when the math clearly favors action.
"Good news: You're not as unique as you think. Bad news: You're not as rational as you think either."