If you read this article — "The Bias that Divides Us," by Keith Stanovich — you will nod sagely about the cognitive bias it describes. And then you will spend ten or fifteen minutes reassuring yourself that you aren't affected by it.
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09/27/2020
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Wow...it's not that I think I'm immune - quite the contrary, I'm now worried that it sounds too plausible! Yikes. Now I'm going to have to spend _days_ trying to convince myself to be skeptical.
Posted by: Edward | 09/28/2020 at 02:15 PM