> The aversion was strongest when both components of doubling back were present — undoing past work and starting over with a full task. E.g. Cursor’s “Discard

> The aversion was strongest when both components of doubling back were present — undoing past work and starting over with a full task. E.g. Cursor’s “Discard and revert” option, which I miss in Claude Code. Cursor trains us out of the aversion to doubling back.