It's easy for many of us to employ confirmation bias, we believe what we want to believe.
As pressure mounts to get the jab then bias kicks in and pulls up, in his brain, all the 'good' reports and 'trust the science' he's heard over the past two years.
Almost all of us are susceptible to some degree and in some way.
When I'm looking at a possible skin cancer in the mirror I lean towards research that says it's not cancer, I twist the pictures and the images to look more like, in my mind, the harmless pics.
Or if I'm getting tired of researching I purposely end it on a good note.
It's easy for many of us to employ confirmation bias, we believe what we want to believe.
As pressure mounts to get the jab then bias kicks in and pulls up, in his brain, all the 'good' reports and 'trust the science' he's heard over the past two years.
Almost all of us are susceptible to some degree and in some way.
When I'm looking at a possible skin cancer in the mirror I lean towards research that says it's not cancer, I twist the pictures and the images to look more like, in my mind, the harmless pics.
Or if I'm getting tired of researching I purposely end it on a good note.
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