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The more important point is, that when people feel strongly about something, facts presented that counter their opinion trigger cognitive dissonance. That's why
by atilaneves 9y ago
The more important point is, that when people feel strongly about something, facts presented that counter their opinion trigger cognitive dissonance. That's why nearly everyone I follow on Twitter was complaining about a memo (usually calling it a manifesto) that had little to nothing to do with the one I read.