Bias Labs
Knowing a bias is not the same as noticing it mid-conversation. Enter a familiar situation, investigate what is happening, make the call, and receive a debrief grounded in your own reasoning.
Evidence & interpretation
Practise separating what happened from the story your mind builds around it.
They left you out. Or did they?
Test the story forming in your head after a friend leaves you off the guest list.
Careless—or carrying something you cannot see?
Respond when a colleague’s missed handoff looks like proof that they simply do not care.
One viral story. Cancel the trip?
Reassess a trip after a frightening video makes a rare event feel suddenly inevitable.
Decisions over time
Make clearer choices when plans, prior investment, and possible losses pull on the present.
You paid for the night. Must you stay?
Decide whether an expensive, disappointing night out still deserves more of your evening.
Out by lunch. Realistically?
Stress-test a moving-day plan that feels simple until every hidden task appears.
A better job—except for what you might lose
Compare a promising offer with the comforts of a familiar role without letting losses dominate.
Social pressure
Keep your judgment intact when status, consensus, and belonging shape the room.