Psychology
How strict metrics can hide a catastrophe
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The McNamara fallacy occurs when a system evaluates success strictly through highly quantifiable metrics while aggressively ignoring all unquantifiable reality. If a variable cannot be placed in a spreadsheet, the logic parser assumes it fundamentally does not exist. This guarantees that complex systems will violently implode while the reports claim perfect efficiency.
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