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.
Empathy—feeling what others feel—is widely treated as the foundation of morality. It isn't. It's a bias that systematically directs concern toward the vivid and the nearby, away from whoever actually needs help most. Feeling more doesn't make you more moral; it makes you more manipulable.