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There has to be some sort of cognitive bias towards believing that a majority of political decisions are "posturing" or facades. If I'm being honest I fall for
by no-dr-onboard 4y ago
There has to be some sort of cognitive bias towards believing that a majority of political decisions are "posturing" or facades. If I'm being honest I fall for this interpretation way more often than I'm comfortable with.
- lisper 4y agoThere has to be some sort of cognitive bias that because someone says that one particular political decision is posturing that they therefore must be advancing the idea that "a majority" of political decisions are posturing.
- no-dr-onboard 4y agoI think you're misunderstanding me. What I'm trying to express is that whenever someone opines that something "is posturing", I'm heavily inclined to agree.
- lisper 4y agoOK, but that's not at all what you said. You said there was a cognitive bias towards believing in posturing, which means that these beliefs (that political decisions are posturing) are both prevalent and likely to be wrong.