By Edo Segal
The thing I trusted most about myself turned out to be the thing I understood least.
I have spent my career making calls under pressure. Ship or don't ship. Hire or pass. Pivot now or hold the line. I never thought of these as decisions in any formal sense. I just — knew. The way you know which lane to merge into without running the calculation, the way you know a pitch is wrong before the client finishes their sentence. I wore that knowing like armor. It was fast, it was reliable, and I never once asked where it came from.
Then Claude arrived, and it could produce answers that looked exactly like mine. Same structure. Same confidence. Same fluency. And I could not always tell
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