Reverse Engineering Intellectual Humility From Fruit Selection

🫧 Open on Bubbles Choosing oranges is easy. Heavy = good, light = bad. Heavy is juicy. Light is dry. Water weighs more than dry pulp. Duh! Yet I’ve never seen anyone perform this check. They poke, inspect, admire color, avoid blemishes, compare shapes. Even in Portugal, where oranges are everywhere, I watch shoppers deplete the various bins evenly, even if one contains noticeably heavier fruit. How can anything so obvious remain so utterly invisible? Even stranger: it took me six decades to see it, myself.