In an increasingly complex world, decision-making has become an intricate process. As we strive to make informed choices, we often find ourselves grappling with an abundance of information, potential risks, and unknown variables. But why do we still make mistakes despite being armed with intelligence, experience, and a wealth of information? This question forms the core of the research by Dietrich Dorner, a renowned German Leibniz Prize laureate. Dorner’s seminal work delves into the paradox of failure, despite having all the necessary tools for success. He asserts that failure is often an accumulative effect stemming from flawed tendencies in our everyday thinking and a lack of understanding of complexity. His…