Cognitive Quirks Explained
Our cognitive quirks are deeply rooted in evolutionary survival instincts, shaping our fears and biases in the modern world. The need for social belonging and status often clouds our judgment, leading us to make irrational decisions, such as betting on our favorite sports teams. This groupthink not only influences personal choices but also affects our political affiliations, as we seek validation for our beliefs and moral superiority.In this clip
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