The KahnemanTversky interpretation of biases as deviation from rationality was challenged by Gigerenzer on the basis that heuristics help making decisions and, thus, rational from the evolutionary point of view.What drawbacks of fixing biases have been empirically confirmed? I mean, avoiding heuristic rules requires more cognitive efforts, which possibly affect really important decisions.PS: This question was separated from Are cognitive biases hardwired in the brain or they are acquired during lifetime?.
Does fixing cognitive biases do more harm than use?
cognitive psychology;bias