Trust and Belief
The conversation delves into how social trust shapes our beliefs, emphasizing that people are more likely to trust those who share their values and backgrounds. A woman's introduction of a foreign medical practice faced skepticism not only due to her gender but also because of cultural biases. Even established male physicians, despite having scientific evidence, struggled against entrenched psychological barriers, illustrating how misinformation can thrive in the presence of biases like sexism and tribalism.In this clip
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