Thinking

over-specialisation, inflexible solutions/options/actions
complex systems (eg, human society; growth-dependent economy) tend to be more vulnerable to change because they become tightly adapted to their environment. cf. complex aircraft or software systems. Eg, the only way we know how to fund welfare is growth); cf adaptation (for when a specialisation becomes unsuitable). cf. PhD (broadly-applicable strategies). Prefer broadly-applicable solutions.
Risky given probability qv (and esp uncertainty)
Is this really a thinking-trap qv, or just something that should be automatically filtered out as a natural part of the engine processes?
cf reductionism: can this be combined with that?

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