Conjunction Fallacy, Social Pressure and Advanced Hindsight Bias

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Ep 37. When we see patterns where there aren't any. Where belief is swayed by social pressure, we have the potential to develop, conjunction fallacy. Believing things to be based on false information and at times social group pressure. Hindsight is always 20/20. But, what happens when we have feelings that things were correct? This is an example of an advanced hindsight bias where we had the intuition before the event and had foreknowledge. Or so we would state it in a social situation where one does not want to look like less, or seem wrong. The power of the social influence is notable.

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