How to Outsmart Your Investing Instincts
THE SO WHAT
Behavioral bias is now a bigger edge than information asymmetry—everyone sees the same data, few manage their own reactions. For operators, that means institutionalizing pre-mortems and red-team reviews around big AI and infra bets, not just relying on founder or CIO conviction.
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