I love research like this. Our psyches are so complex and we are so filled with biases and errors in a plethora of ways that the only way IMHO we can compensate

I love research like this. Our psyches are so complex and we are so filled with biases and errors in a plethora of ways that the only way IMHO we can compensate for it long term is to understand how those structures work and build social systems and structures that auto-correct it. It looks like this area turns out to be one of the lucky ones that we can at least attempt to improve ourselves, unfortunately when it comes to cognition and particularly cognitive biases and errors to much of it seems not to work like muscles or have simple "do X" solutions.