Bias Detected: False Dilemma — presenting two extreme options as the only possibilities, when in reality, more nuanced or complex alternatives exist. Example: "Only lazy people fail." Clean Version: "Failure can result from various factors, including external circumstances, lack of opportunity, or insufficient support, not just personal effort." Bias Detected: Just-World Hypothesis — the belief that people get what they deserve, leading to the assumption that success is always earned and failure is always due to personal shortcomings. Example: "If you’re not rich, you’re not working hard enough!" Clean Version: "While hard work is important, financial success can also depend on factors like access to resources, education, social networks, and systemic conditions." Bias Detected: Attribution Bias (Fundamental Attribution Error) — the tendency to overemphasize individual traits (like laziness) and underestimate situational factors when explaining others' behavior. Example: "Only lazy people fail." Clean Version: "People may fail for many reasons beyond their control, including economic instability, health challenges, or lack of opportunity." Would you like an infographic-style summary for Instagram or similar platforms?