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#261 — Belief & Identity

Making Sense with Sam Harris

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How to Revise Your Beliefs

Even after correcting a belief that was formed on the basis of misinformation, we still show evidence of that initial wrong belief affecting the way we think. This also goes by the name of the illusory truth effect. Even in the disconfirmation of false information, the initial false information gets ramified in people's memory. I noticed this in myself. Ping you, as a, as a naive subjecto on this point and see if you have a similar mination of memory. Do you remember the mc martin pree school saga? The most famous instance of this alleged abuse do you remember that case at all?

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