šŸ›©ļø The Bullet Hole Lesson
During WWII, engineers studied returning planes to see where they were getting shot.
They almost reinforced the areas with the most bullet holes.
Until one statistician said something brilliant:
ā€œThose planes made it back. Don’t reinforce where they survived. Reinforce where they didn’t.ā€
The areas with no bullet holes were the real weak spots — because planes hit there never returned.
That’s survivorship bias.
We study winners and copy what we see.
But we rarely study what caused others to disappear.
Sometimes the lesson isn’t in what’s visible. It's in what’s missing.
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