The research on cognitive biases keeps revealing how systematically flawed our thinking can be. From confirmation bias to the Dunning-Kruger effect, these aren't just occasional mistakes - they're predictable patterns in how our brains process information.
What cognitive bias discoveries have most surprised you? I'm especially interested in biases that affect everyday decisions, like how we evaluate risks, make financial choices, or form opinions about other people.
What cognitive bias discoveries have most surprised you? I'm especially interested in biases that affect everyday decisions, like how we evaluate risks, make financial choices, or form opinions about other people.
