If it’s easy to judge that a given heuristic fails for a certain problem, then heuristic is not at fault: it can be easily seen to not apply there, and so won’t introduce bias in that situation. The trouble lies where you think the heuristic applies but it doesn’t.
If it’s easy to judge that a given heuristic fails for a certain problem, then heuristic is not at fault: it can be easily seen to not apply there, and so won’t introduce bias in that situation. The trouble lies where you think the heuristic applies but it doesn’t.