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Herbert Simon & Bounded Rationality: Why Complex Systems Always Fail (A Little)

Thank you for being part of this 45,000+ strong community. We are moving our home base to Philosopheasy.com on Substack to provide a more focused, ad-free experience. There, we offer much more than just videos: daily articles, deep-dive episodes, and daily motivational Notes. 👉Join 21,000+ of us here: https://www.philosopheasy.com/ Have you ever wondered why brilliant people in well-funded organizations still make what seem like obvious mistakes? Or why new systems, despite the best intentions, always roll out with predictable glitches? This video unpacks that profound paradox through the lens of a Nobel laureate's groundbreaking work. Join us as we explore Herbert Simon's revolutionary concept of "Bounded Rationality," a fundamental operating principle that explains the inevitable imperfections in everything from corporate strategy to government bureaucracy, and even your own daily choices. Herbert Simon boldly challenged the prevailing myth of the "Economic Man"—a perfectly rational actor with unlimited information and processing power. Instead, Herbert Simon argued that human rationality is inherently bounded by limited time, finite cognitive capacity, and incomplete information. This isn't a flaw, but a core aspect of our existence. We delve into how Herbert's insight clarifies why organizations, even those meticulously planned like the D-Day landings, succeed not through perfect optimization, but through "satisficing"—finding solutions that are "good enough" given insurmountable constraints. We'll reveal how bureaucracy, initially designed to mitigate individual bounded rationality, ironically creates new inefficiencies through local optimization and information silos, leading to persistent "little failures." Understanding Bounded Rationality, as Herbert Simon defined it, shifts our perspective from blaming individuals for "irrationality" to recognizing the inherent human equation in every system. This isn't about accepting mediocrity; it's about recalibrating our expectations and designing for resilience and adaptability rather than an unattainable static perfection. By the end of this deep dive into Herbert Simon's enduring legacy, you'll gain a powerful new lens to interpret the messy, imperfect, yet undeniably human world. This knowledge will transform how you view organizational performance, human decision-making, and the true nature of success in complex environments. Don't miss out on this transformative understanding. Subscribe now and share your thoughts in the comments about how Herbert Simon's Bounded Rationality resonates with your own experiences! #HerbertSimon #BoundedRationality #OrganizationalTheory #DecisionMaking #CognitiveLimits #SystemDesign #ManagementStrategy #Bureaucracy #HumanCognition #WhySystemsFail #NobelLaureate #SimonTheory #Adaptability #Resilience #OrganizationalBehavior Join us and get access to perks:    / @philosopheasy   Subscribe to our Substack newletter on: https://www.philosopheasy.com/ Follow us and Subscribe on Substack: https://www.philosopheasy.com/ X: https://x.com/philosoph_easy