Identity and Beliefs
Our identities and group affiliations heavily influence our beliefs and decisions, often trapping us in defensive mindsets. Adam highlights how we tend to think like preachers, prosecutors, or politicians, which can hinder our ability to reconsider our views. The politician mindset, in particular, allows for some flexibility, as it encourages adapting our beliefs to gain approval from others, rather than seeking the truth.In this clip
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