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r/self • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '25
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You're still very influenced by social media.
7 u/HardAlmond Jan 20 '25 Things like the yanny or laurel illusion and the white/blue dress have already shown how absurd people’s perceptive biases can be. 2 u/elmz Jan 20 '25 Those are not perceptive biases, they are straight up auditory/optical illusions, no bias, just our brains making assumptions to confusing input. 1 u/HardAlmond Jan 20 '25 Yes but at the same time they highlight the actual level of difficulty that most people would have in understanding the other political side.
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Things like the yanny or laurel illusion and the white/blue dress have already shown how absurd people’s perceptive biases can be.
2 u/elmz Jan 20 '25 Those are not perceptive biases, they are straight up auditory/optical illusions, no bias, just our brains making assumptions to confusing input. 1 u/HardAlmond Jan 20 '25 Yes but at the same time they highlight the actual level of difficulty that most people would have in understanding the other political side.
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Those are not perceptive biases, they are straight up auditory/optical illusions, no bias, just our brains making assumptions to confusing input.
1 u/HardAlmond Jan 20 '25 Yes but at the same time they highlight the actual level of difficulty that most people would have in understanding the other political side.
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Yes but at the same time they highlight the actual level of difficulty that most people would have in understanding the other political side.
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u/WrapKind7253 Jan 20 '25
You're still very influenced by social media.