Josh Hanson

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If we want to shift from motivated reasoning and instead attempt to de-center and to be objective, then we have to resist the inclination to give critical scrutiny only to facts and analysis that threaten our beliefs. We should give some benefit of the doubt to contrary evidence. Moreover, we should be as eager to poke holes in analysis that speaks to our dominant heuristic as we are to poke holes in contrary analysis.
The Three Languages of Politics: Talking Across the Political Divides
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