Why We Use Logic to Justify, Not Challenge, Our Beliefs
Imagine you’ve been driving for years and think you’re a parking pro. But when your friend records you parking, you somehow end up a foot away from the curb, taking three tries. You feel like you’re great at it, but the reality is a little different.
This is a perfect example of how we often confuse the feeling of knowing something with actual knowledge. We think we’re right, but logic can reveal a different story.
This gap is what fuels biases like motivated reasoning and confirmation bias.
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