Nothing Felt Wrong: Why the Brain Makes Mistakes Feel Correct

This book is not about avoiding mistakes entirely.
That would be unrealistic-and dishonest.
It is about understanding why mistakes so often feel right while they are happening.
Why confidence can coexist with error.
Why intelligent people misjudge, persist, and double down without realizing it.
And why awareness usually arrives only after the cost has been paid.
What follows is not advice in the traditional sense.
There are no formulas, no guarantees, no promises of certainty.
Instead, this is an exploration of how the mind quietly drifts-and how noticing that drift earlier may be the most practical form of intelligence we have.
Not to be right.
But to notice when being right feels too comfortable.