<ul><li>The Curse of Knowledge is a cognitive bias that causes experts to forget what it's like to be a beginner.</li><li>It often leads to great ideas failing because the creators are too close to the problem.</li><li>Examples include Google Glass, Clippy in Microsoft Office, and IKEA manuals.</li><li>To overcome this bias, product managers should think like beginners, test with real users, and keep things simple.</li></ul>

The Curse of Knowledge: When Experts Forget What It’s Like to Be a Beginner

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