Self-Deception Explained
People often create narratives to justify their choices, even when those explanations are misleading. This tendency to confabulate reveals a deeper psychological mechanism at play, primarily driven by confirmation bias. When we form hypotheses about our experiences, we instinctively seek out evidence that supports them, often ignoring contradictory information. This behavior shapes not only personal beliefs but also the foundation of scientific inquiry.In this clip
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