Juan Monsalve

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We (the WEIRD ones, at least) typically exhibit: availability bias—making decisions on the basis of more recent and more accessible information loss aversion—the strong preference to avoid a loss rather than to make an equivalent gain selective cognition—taking on board facts and arguments that fit with our existing frames risk bias—underestimating the likelihood of extreme events, while overestimating our ability to cope with them.
Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist
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