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And to keep consistency with Wikipedia and the "one right opinion" people downvote this 100% correct comment. When asked later on why Harris lost they claim "th
by invalidname 2y ago
And to keep consistency with Wikipedia and the "one right opinion" people downvote this 100% correct comment. When asked later on why Harris lost they claim "the right is stupid"... Ignoring facts and opinions that conflict with your world-view is stupid.
People formed a narrative and are forcefully trying to make the bricks fit.
- g-b-r 2y ago> People formed a narrative and are forcefully trying to make the bricks fit It's healthy to wonder, from time to time, if it might be you that's doing such things
- invalidname 2y agoI do a lot. E.g. I was sure Harris would win by a landslide. Shows my news source bias (here, Reddit etc.). This is a post about determining a specific narrative while conveniently ignoring facts that don't fit said narrative. Confirmation bias is a problem for everyone, both of us are subject to it.
- g-b-r 2y ago> Confirmation bias is a problem for everyone, both of us are subject to it. Yeah, of course (personally, some of my own ideas were not confirmed in the last year)
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