Meta‑rationality for collapse conditions

People and institutions need a stance of 'meta‑rationality'—a habit of recognising when optimization tools are being misapplied and when selection pressures will favour dysfunctional cognition. This is a practical cognitive posture: track incentives, notice shifting environments, and prioritise survival‑proof forms of coordination over textbook optimizers. — If public policy and organizational reform adopt a meta‑rationality lens, they will focus on durable coordination mechanisms and avoid fixes that look optimal only under narrow, transient assumptions.