The availability heuristic

Recognition Without Power: The Nations We Overlook

You can drive for hours across northern Scandinavia and see nothing but forests, rivers, and open sky. The roads are smooth, the towns are quiet, the prosperity seems effortless. Nothing appears to be missing. That is the point. Somewhere beyond the road, reindeer herds move across land that has been used for centuries. Not owned, not mapped in the way states prefer, but lived on, remembered, depended upon. Occasionally, the herds stop. A new mining road cuts through their path. A wind farm rises right where migration routes once ran. Permits have been granted. Progress secured. ….[READ]