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Related: About this forumI'm looking for a post from last night, referencing a New Yorker article
It was about how reasoning evolved, how powerful confirmation bias is, etc. IIRC, the original article was from 2016, and had some updates since. I'd appreciate the link, if nothing else. I've scrolled through 5 pages or so of "General Discussion", and "editorials" - might it have been moved to a more specific forum?
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I'm looking for a post from last night, referencing a New Yorker article (Original Post)
Mopar151
Jun 2020
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Skittles
(160,912 posts)1. I found this one from 2017 that is interesting
tblue37
(66,083 posts)2. This one?
Mike 03
(17,777 posts)3. Why Facts Don't Change our Minds?
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/02/27/why-facts-dont-change-our-minds
Not sure if this is it.
Not sure if this is it.
tblue37
(66,083 posts)4. Look at the time stamps on all 3 of our posts: exact same time!
Mike 03
(17,777 posts)6. That's pretty cool
I don't think I've ever seen that before.
Midnightwalk
(3,131 posts)8. On no the troll is back!!!
Just kidding.
Mopar151
(10,197 posts)5. You guys rock! nt
tblue37
(66,083 posts)7. Is that the right article? nt
Well worth the read.
applegrove
(123,988 posts)9. That was me i think:
burrowowl
(18,073 posts)11. Kick
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