The chart on this blog post is well worth reviewing. Do you see yourself? I bet you see others. 😉
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The chart on this blog post is well worth reviewing. Do you see yourself? I bet you see others. 😉
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A great reblog Nan. I commented on Clay’s post…
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Great read. Thank you! I would further add that surprise is a great indicator our bias is blinding us to empathy. Great time for us to read this.
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Just for the record, cognitively speaking, I have no biases and no flaws in the I think. It’s everyone else who’s flawed. Thanks, and have a merry day. 🙂 (That was an excellent post, Nan.)
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Good post, unfortunately I see myself in each of these and most if not all could apply to everyone as naturally occurring faults in human beings no matter how considerate, caring, righteous or moralistic you may think you are.
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All too easy to see these things in other people. Usually only in hindsight can we see it in ourselves.
Some of us do try to use our bad decisions to shape our future decisions.
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