When the feed says "everyone is talking about it"
Challenge false consensus created by personalized popularity cues.
A standup meeting in a modern office, one teammate holding a phone with blank social feed cards, a kanban board with blank colored notes in the background, colleagues looking uncertain, bright white room with teal and graphite accents, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. A teammate holds up a phone during standup while colleagues look at a kanban board and listen. Aisha's feed makes the new tool feel universally urgent. What should Aisha say before the team adds the tool evaluation to the quarter? Name the feed as a biased sample and check a defined group outside it before changing…
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