Published Nov 21, 2010
Episode 7: The Introspection Illusion
James Fodor delves into the introspection illusion, revealing how overestimating our objectivity shapes self-perception and judgments. Through the lens of choice blindness, naive realism, and introspection in conflict, the episode uncovers the malleability of human perception and its profound impact on personal and international dynamics.
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