Efficiency Paradox
Efficiency is often pursued with the belief that it will inherently lead to better outcomes, yet this assumption can be misleading. For instance, while electronic medical records aimed to streamline processes, they have inadvertently contributed to increased burnout among physicians. Striking a balance between intuition and algorithmic decision-making is essential; both have their merits and pitfalls in the quest for true efficiency.In this clip
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How to Actually Make Yourself Smarter & How Too Much Efficiency Makes You Less Efficient
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