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I think it's pretty much choice-supportive bias, thanks! The more costly it is to make the wrong choice, the more is invested into rationalising the decision,
by fhd2 5y ago
I think it's pretty much choice-supportive bias, thanks!
The more costly it is to make the wrong choice, the more is invested into rationalising the decision, the stronger the bias.
- Sammi 5y agoThe best part of it is that just like the placebo effect it actually works. Speaking from experience. I mean, how can you look at your little child and not feel like you are looking at the face of god? It truly is a profound experience.