🏆 Best of April

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Best of April In case you missed them: last month's most popular links among Refind subscribers. The Illusion of Clarity • Ness Labs → Ness Labs 3 min The illusion of clarity is the confident feeling that you understand something, when in reality your grasp is full of gaps you’ve never noticed.

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