Self-awareness is treated as an unambiguous good. But monitoring yourself in real time reliably degrades the very performance you're trying to improve. Introspection is a tool for review, not execution—and confusing the two is costing you.
The demand that expertise be made explainable, auditable, and documented doesn't preserve knowledge—it replaces it with a legible simulacrum while the real thing quietly disappears. Showing your work is not the same as doing it.
Resilience is treated as a virtue. It isn't—it's an adaptation to a problem you haven't solved. Teaching people to bounce back from bad situations is more convenient than asking why they're in them.