The cognitive fallacy that tech folks seem most likely to fall for is believing a broad & complex problem can be solved with a single, simple universal solution (backed with a couple of cherry-picked examples)
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Simplicity bias can actually be quite useful when designing systems. Just remember the real world is complicated and diverse, and you've only seen a small part of it
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I think about this cartoon a lot. My simplicity bias is useful for getting me started on something interesting. But it's so, so dangerous otherwise! https://xkcd.com/793/ pic.twitter.com/AAJtPaqtXV
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There is a difference between simple and naive. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
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Every engineer knows this ;)
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