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I love trying to solve a murder mystery before the amateur sleuth does, but once I pick a suspect, suddenly every clue seems to prove I’m right. It turns out murder mysteries are a surprisingly good way to see confirmation bias—and the danger of becoming too attached to our own theories—in action.

#ConfirmationBias #MysteryBooks #Psychology #CriticalThinking #NotQuiteSuperhuman

I love trying to solve a murder mystery before the amateur sleuth does, but once I pick a suspect, suddenly every clue seems to prove I’m right. It turns out murder mysteries are a surprisingly good way to see confirmation bias—and the danger of becoming too attached to our own theories—in action.

#ConfirmationBias #MysteryBooks #Psychology #CriticalThinking #NotQuiteSuperhuman

I love trying to solve a murder mystery before the amateur sleuth does, but once I pick a suspect, suddenly every clue seems to prove I’m right. It turns out murder mysteries are a surprisingly good way to see confirmation bias—and the danger of becoming too attached to our own theories—in action.

#ConfirmationBias #MysteryBooks #Psychology #CriticalThinking #NotQuiteSuperhuman

I love trying to solve a murder mystery before the amateur sleuth does, but once I pick a suspect, suddenly every clue seems to prove I’m right. It turns out murder mysteries are a surprisingly good way to see confirmation bias—and the danger of becoming too attached to our own theories—in action.

#ConfirmationBias #MysteryBooks #Psychology #CriticalThinking #NotQuiteSuperhuman

I love trying to solve a murder mystery before the amateur sleuth does, but once I pick a suspect, suddenly every clue seems to prove I’m right. It turns out murder mysteries are a surprisingly good way to see confirmation bias—and the danger of becoming too attached to our own theories—in action.

#ConfirmationBias #MysteryBooks #Psychology #CriticalThinking #NotQuiteSuperhuman