I argue that Steven L. Schwarcz' paper on abstraction bias as a cause of excessive risk-taking is an instance of what Gigerenzer called the bias bias - the tendency to spot biases even when there are none.
I argue that Steven L. Schwarcz' paper on abstraction bias as a cause of excessive risk-taking is an instance of what Gigerenzer called the bias bias - the tendency to spot biases even when there are none.