The Doubt-Avoidance Tendency: Charlie Munger’s 1995 Diagnosis, Kruglanski’s Need for Cognitive Closure, and Why the Long-Term Equity Investor Must Learn to Leave a Question Open

Editorial cover chart contrasting a slowly rising evidence curve with a conviction curve that jumps to a plateau early, shading the gap of unearned certainty

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