Do not attribute to malice what is adequately explained by incompetence, distraction or ordinary incentives. In markets it keeps you from building conspiracies out of behaviour that a dull explanation covers, which is usually the cheaper hypothesis. Held too loosely it becomes naivety, so it is a prior rather than a verdict.
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