Remember this rule: Don't trust your instincts when your environment lacks solid rules. Hedgehogs "know a big thing" and have their own set of theories about the world, and they are in a clear one

Remember this rule: Don't trust your instincts when your environment lacks solid rules.

Hedgehogs "know a big thing", have their own set of theories about the world, explain certain special events in a clear framework, are often impatient with people who don't see things their way, and are confident in their own predictions, and they are especially reluctant to admit mistakes.

For hedgehogs, incorrect predictions are often due to "bad timing" or "just a little close". They are stubborn and sinless, and two hedgehogs have their own opinions on one issue, each trying to attack the other's stupid point of view, which is really a good show.

Foxes, on the other hand, are more complex thinkers. Instead of believing that a single major event can move history forward, these foxes recognize that the interplay of many different factors and forces leads to this result, including pure luck, which often leads to larger, more unpredictable results.

Although foxes still performed poorly, they scored the highest.

People's self-confidence in their intuition cannot be a reliable indicator of the validity of their judgments. In other words, when someone tells you that you should trust their judgment, don't trust them and don't trust yourself.

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