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And, because of how first impressions work, this wrong info is what tends to stay in your memory. Even if you "iterate", and eventually arrive at something tha
by sudahtigabulan 1y ago
And, because of how first impressions work, this wrong info is what tends to stay in your memory.
Even if you "iterate", and eventually arrive at something that's correct, the thing that sticks is the first one, the one that you paid most attention to before you realized it's wrong.
- ted_bunny 1y agoNot to mention, even if you reject all the nodes of the information it presents as incorrect, it can still smuggle in an ontology that you might forget to examine.