Correction Concepts
Why Rational Decisions Feel Emotionally Wrong
Rational decisions feel wrong because your brain evolved for survival, not optimization. Emotions trigger fast but logic requires slow deliberation.
Factually incorrectMisleading wording
What was corrected
What the page claimed
The article attributed AAR's development directly to the Center for Army Lessons Learned and presented an inferential characterization of Tetlock's work as his specific documented finding.
What was corrected
Corrected the AAR institutional history and softened the Tetlock attribution to reflect it as a pattern consistent with his research rather than a precise quoted finding.
Why this is better
AAR predates CALL's founding and was refined rather than originated by it; the Tetlock claim was a reasonable inference stated as a specific finding. Corrections add precision rather than adding new sources.
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