Correction Concepts
Inversion: Thinking Backward to Solve Forward
Inversion is asking what guarantees failure instead of what guarantees success. Florence Nightingale cut mortality from 42% to 2% using it.
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−1986 commencement address at Harvard Law School
+1986 commencement address at Harvard School
−published in 1989 in Journal of Experimental Psychology
+published in 1989 in Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
−prospective hindsight, published in Journal of Experimental Psychology
+prospective hindsight, published in Journal of Behavioral Decision Making…
Why this is better
Body prose and bibliography were already correctly fixed for the Harvard School and Journal of Behavioral Decision Making corrections. However a leftover blockquote citation line still read Harvard Law School - fixed to match the corrected body text. Verified clean on re-fetch. FAQ and excerpt checked, no fabrication present there.
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